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**Murdeduke Angus** is part of the diverse mixed farming operation owned by the Wilson family, located near Winchelsea in Victoria's renowned Western District. The property is home to the Murdeduke Angus stud and is operated alongside extensive prime lamb, cropping and free-range pig enterprises, including the well-known Otway Pork brand.
The diversity of the farming business ensures commercial performance remains at the heart of the stud's breeding philosophy. Competition between enterprises helps shape breeding decisions, with a focus on producing structurally sound, fertile, high-performing Angus cattle that deliver real-world profitability for commercial beef producers.
Through a disciplined breeding program and continual genetic improvement, Murdeduke Angus is committed to supplying reliable, performance-recorded sires that combine functionality, temperament, growth and carcase quality to meet the demands of modern beef production.

The top two bulls from Murdeduke Angus' spring sale were purchased by a brand-new operation which spent more than $30,000 to establish its...

The Murdeduke Angus spring bull sale, held online only, offered and sold all 51 bulls catalogued to a top of $17,000 for an average of...


The day after presiding over a Santa Gertrudis sale at Roma, Ben Evans and his wife Carly have topped the Murdeduke Angus bull sale at the...



The top two bulls from Murdeduke Angus' spring sale were purchased by a brand-new operation which spent more than $30,000 to establish its...
The Murdeduke Angus spring bull sale, held online only, offered and sold all 51 bulls catalogued to a top of $17,000 for an average of...

The day after presiding over a Santa Gertrudis sale at Roma, Ben Evans and his wife Carly have topped the Murdeduke Angus bull sale at the...
Murdeduke Angus made a confident debut at Roma, Queensland, on September 10, 2026, achieving a 78 per cent clearance in the Victorian...

Murdeduke Angus stud sold bulls to properties throughout Victoria, but it's top-priced lot is headed across the Bass Strait to Tasmania.

There was a full clearance of bulls at a special online spring sale, with clients purchasing from four states.
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