GCB Gavilan CX 216/0 1A earned both the Bonsma Blueprint and Forager stamps by combining functional design with pasture proven performance in a way that reflects the philosophy at Rancho La Victoria. Within their program, cattle are selected to function under real environmental pressure where fertility, structural integrity, and forage efficiency are essential. Advancement is based on how cattle perform on grass, not how they appear on paper.

Built in alignment with Jan Bonsma’s principles, he exhibits masculinity through the muzzle, width through the chest, balanced frame, and clear hormonal balance. Those traits are not cosmetic they are biological indicators of reproductive soundness and long term durability. That disciplined evaluation process mirrors Rancho La Victoria’s commitment to cattle that remain productive and structurally correct in demanding tropical environments.

What sets 216/0 apart is not only his build but the practical efficiency his genetics represent. They are associated with cattle that move with purpose, utilize available forage fully, and maintain condition without constant management or supplementation. In programs centered on grass based production and sustainable performance, he represents the kind of balanced, functional foundation Rancho La Victoria is known for producing.