Dejavu

Hey guys I showed some really good calves bred by this bull while I was showing im now graduated and raising calves and was wondering if i could get some information on breeding to DejaVu. Birthweight, what cow works best, etc. Thanks!

DCC show cattle said:

Hey guys I showed some really good calves bred by this bull while I was showing im now graduated and raising calves and was wondering if i could get some information on breeding to DejaVu. Birthweight, what cow works best, etc. Thanks!

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I don't know how old you are, but I'd say since those times the industry has moved on.  I think I see several mama cows around that are sired by DajaVu... but not much anymore about direct progeny actually winning. 

May be worth using to make cows. The Royal GC was a My Turn on a DejaVu cow. There are a bunch of very good DejaVu cows around.

Hey truth im only 19 and if you want to see some direct progenity that has done something look up the lightweight brangus in san antonio 2009 and then look up the reserve champion aob in houston 2009 raised by tusa and both shown by myself those cattle were by far the most up to date calves i showed for the industry both were moderate, correct on the weight, and both cut a ribeye in the 14-15 inch range. Both had an unbelieveable disposition and slick sheared awesome.

DCC show cattle said:

Hey truth im only 19 and if you want to see some direct progenity that has done something look up the lightweight brangus in san antonio 2009 and then look up the reserve champion aob in houston 2009 raised by tusa and both shown by myself those cattle were by far the most up to date calves i showed for the industry both were moderate, correct on the weight, and both cut a ribeye in the 14-15 inch range. Both had an unbelieveable disposition and slick sheared awesome.

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hey good for you.  If you know so much about this bull, and have been around/ seen so many of his calves in the recent times... I'd say you know what they were bred like, and what seemed to work on the bull.  Then don't come on here asking the original question, especially on a 14 year old bull who's been on Top Sires clearance list? 

I dont think you are talking about the same bulls.  I think DCC is talking about Mid Continent farms bull.  He isnt used a ton, but i dont think he's close to 10 let alone 14.

chambero said:

I dont think you are talking about the same bulls.  I think DCC is talking about Mid Continent farms bull.  He isnt used a ton, but i dont think he's close to 10 let alone 14.

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and so the never ever ending problem of figuring out what's going on continues when multiple bulls, with the same names are used..

Upon that...  I agree must be different bulls.

The one DCC is talking about is a Full Flush son and currently sells for $100 a pop at SEK.  If cattle ever start creeping back up in frame, I think Full Flush sins will be very useful.

Chambero that is the bull im talking about and I was thinking about using him on some americans. The truth I asked because I didnt know what kinda cows he has worked on just found to really good ones in 2008 for the 09 show year, hence why I asked what cows he worked on not his track record of champions.

we had a bull out of a who cow a few years ago. her calves don't get real big and he wasn't an exception. he was the tightest gutted calf she has had but he was pretty stout and expressive from behind. pretty fuzzy too but so was the other calves out of that cow.
he did some good things but based on our experience i don't think he will soften up a shallow cow. then again we only had one calf.

His mom is still going, I think that SHE is fourteen.  She is a TJ ot of a maine cow that Mike Trienen found out west.  I am planning on getting some to use this year. Going to use him on smaller belly draggers.

I'm thinkin about breeding this cow to him.

she is a 4 year old pure bred brangus female that needs a little more level hip she is roughly 50-51" tall so she is moderate herself

Dejavue's mother is 16 years old now and still producing.  I can see her anytime i want she is just three miles from me.  In all those years i think only one calf has been pulled out of that cow and that was a backwards heifer.
She is moderate framed simi x maine/angus. 
He is a full flush son and was one awesome looking baby.
Dejavue will not add frame he was a moderate framed bull with bone and muscle and good foot size.  I know of alot of daughters that are making very good cows and thus is why his semen  has gone up in price. 
I would say from what i have seen and how he produces that his daughters would work best on th carrier cows.  As he threw hair but was a clean bull.

I ve herad good things about this bull.  Where might I find some semen on dejavu? I called some semen companies today and no one had any. DTW what has his mother had the past few years since you are so close to her?