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real nice-Gargan has one at West Va that resembles her quite a bit, that won the Jr show.

Thanks for the comments! I think she'll be fun to haul around and most importantly she's bred to be a really good cow.

Cebwtx: Nice bull, I agree that they have a really smiliar look to them!

She is chunky 

My kind of Heifer! Very nice! Easy keeping and appears to be very Maternal.

Thanks everyone!

We weren't very excited about the snow either CAB! It rained pretty much all summer so there is lots of crop still in the field. Between the declining cattle prices and tough harvest most of the farmers around here are feeling pretty down. On the upside (or maybe downside) the rain that we got this week knocked most of the snow down. 

Simmgal: her sire's name is NJW 73S 22Z Mighty Max 97B ET.

That new baby is really gonna be a barn burner-when you look at them both at an early age. Funny how diffferent breeds develope in different ways. The first sister looked kind of gangly etc but bodied down and filled out way more than a Shorthorn-or many x breds would

Thanks Mark, the older sister really surprised me with how deep she got and hopefully the little one will too. I think the younger one will be a little more complete with a bit more frame and bone- I intend to keep them both so I'll get to see how they mature.

Mark H- I personally haven't used either but both 719T and Lambeau are popular heifer bulls that wouldn't sacrifice any style. I raised a bull named You Tube that I think would work excellent on Simmy heifers but unfortunately we don't have any semen in the states. Others may be able to chime in with more suggestions.