Missoula, MT, October 21, 2026 —

A nine-month-old bull raised in Reed Point has sold for $900,000 at the Billings Livestock Commission, setting a new Montana record for the highest-priced bull sale, according to the information provided.

The bull, named Basin Legacy, was the subject of the record-setting sale. The reported price and the sale venue are the central details available about the transaction. No date for the sale was provided.

The information does not identify the buyer or seller, specify Basin Legacy’s breed, or describe the sale’s terms. It also does not give the previous state record or say how the new record was verified. Those details were not provided, so the sale’s place in the record books cannot be further contextualized here.

The reported sale establishes a new high-water mark for a bull sale in Montana, but the available information does not explain what factors contributed to the price. It contains no details about the bull’s breeding, performance, or intended use, and does not describe bidding or attendance at the commission.

Basin Legacy’s age, name, origin and sale price are the only individual details reported. The record applies to the highest-priced bull sale in the state, as described in the summary; no broader comparison with sales elsewhere or with other types of livestock was provided.


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