In 1986, two young boys from Angels Camp, Calif., received registered Angus heifers, bought for them by their parents from Thomas Angus Ranch as 4-H projects. And so began a journey that has grown into a way of life for Brian Stoller, Palisade, Neb. Stoller’s love for the Angus cattle business started with showing that registered Angus heifer at local shows while his parents ran a stagecoach and horseback riding business for tourists. By the time Stoller was ready for college at Fresno State College, the family’s registered Angus herd had grown to 100 head. Stoller had also grown in...
