hey the truth

advocate · Mar 12, 2011

Anxiously awaiting the pdf flyer for the red angus x jersey calving ease sire where can I get some info

kfacres · Mar 13, 2011

No you have it wrong, he's a Purebred Red Angus that is even calving ease on a Jersey.

You are lucky that I gave you the time of day to even waste 4 min. posting this response, let alone wasting the SP bandwidth and money your post made.

))

garybob · Mar 13, 2011

the truth said:
No you have it wrong, he's a Purebred Red Angus that is even calving ease on a Jersey.

You are lucky that I gave you the time of day to even waste 4 min. posting this response, let alone wasting the SP bandwidth and money your post made.

))

Do I detect a snippit of hostility, here?

GB

advocate · Mar 18, 2011

I was serious. But with an attitude like that you can shove it

Bradenh · Mar 18, 2011

wow. this is why i love this sight. yall seem like yall are very close to each others hearts

kfacres · Mar 18, 2011

I do not have enough semen on him, to even think of letting any go at this point.. When we tried collecting him in Jan, our second collection got spilled on the way back to the scope.. and by them the bull was ticked off, and tired enough from the probe.. that we didn't want to try him again..

If anyone wants to see the bull, they'll have to stop by the house for a look/ see.

<rock>

advocate · Mar 19, 2011

Seriously, after that first response you can go pound salt

kfacres · Mar 19, 2011

advocate said:
Seriously, after that first response you can go pound salt

seriously, my first post was serious. (argue)

Telos · Mar 19, 2011

You gotta be kidding me!

(pop) <cowboy> (lol) (clapping) (argue) <alien> <rock> (pop) <cowboy> (clapping) (argue) <alien> <rock>

It's Saturday night and I don't have a life!

Is this all we get for entertainment?

For Sale; Jersey x Red Angus AOB Steer ( Might slick for Houston or San Antonio)

kfacres · Mar 19, 2011

Telos said:
You gotta be kidding me!

(pop) <cowboy> (lol) (clapping) (argue) <alien> <rock> (pop) <cowboy> (clapping) (argue) <alien> <rock>

It's Saturday night and I don't have a life!

Is this all we get for entertainment?

For Sale; Jersey x Red Angus AOB Steer ( Might slick for Houston or San Antonio)

naw- he's for the people that actually care about safely calving heifers worry free.. not idiots who breed TH & PHA carrier heifers, to 3 way PHA & TH carrier Heatwave sons the first time around and then babysit them 24-7 so they can get the knife to cut the babies out ASAP.

Diamond · Mar 19, 2011

you really are full of yourself, arnt you...

shortyjock89 · Mar 20, 2011

If you have to breed your heifers to strictly "calving ease" bulls to avoid c-sections, you're doing something wrong with your female selection. We do select for calving ease when choosing a bull for our heifers, but there have been plenty of times when they have to get bred by the herd bull because of timing issues, and it turns out fine for us 90% of the time.

kfacres · Mar 20, 2011

Olson Family Shorthorns said:
If you have to breed your heifers to strictly "calving ease" bulls to avoid c-sections, you're doing something wrong with your female selection. We do select for calving ease when choosing a bull for our heifers, but there have been plenty of times when they have to get bred by the herd bull because of timing issues, and it turns out fine for us 90% of the time.

How many of your lowline heifers get bred to you shorthorn bull?

no time to AI heifers + a breed of heifers that the contemp males are too mean to own every couple of months = spells the need for an extrme calving ease deal that we can use across the board on all heifers...

Never did a c-section... never plan to. You crank hard enough you can get them out.

advocate · Mar 20, 2011

Its like I don't have to try, he writes it himself

shortyjock89 · Mar 20, 2011

the truth said:
Olson Family Shorthorns said:

If you have to breed your heifers to strictly "calving ease" bulls to avoid c-sections, you're doing something wrong with your female selection. We do select for calving ease when choosing a bull for our heifers, but there have been plenty of times when they have to get bred by the herd bull because of timing issues, and it turns out fine for us 90% of the time.

Click to expand...

How many of your lowline heifers get bred to you shorthorn bull?

no time to AI heifers + a breed of heifers that the contemp males are too mean to own every couple of months = spells the need for an extrme calving ease deal that we can use across the board on all heifers...

Never did a c-section... never plan to. You crank hard enough you can get them out.

What the heck are you talking about? I don't have any Lowlines......all of my Shorthorn heifers get bred to Shorthorn bulls though, and unless it's a special case of having pedigrees too close or something, they get bred to one of our bulls. We AI very few heifers because we own the bulls we choose to use on heifers. So far in my life, this has worked out pretty well for us, but just like everything else, it's not for everyone.

Oh, and we only pulled one calf last year, and yes it was out of a heifers, and yes it was out of our bull, but it was a very very easy pull and the calf weighed 76 lbs. Not bad for a fat ole show heifer!

Bradenh · Mar 20, 2011

Telos said:
You gotta be kidding me!

(pop) <cowboy> (lol) (clapping) (argue) <alien> <rock> (pop) <cowboy> (clapping) (argue) <alien> <rock>

It's Saturday night and I don't have a life!

Is this all we get for entertainment?

For Sale; Jersey x Red Angus AOB Steer ( Might slick for Houston or San Antonio)
can class chi also. priced right as well!!

kfacres · Mar 20, 2011

Olson Family Shorthorns said:
the truth said:

Olson Family Shorthorns said:

If you have to breed your heifers to strictly "calving ease" bulls to avoid c-sections, you're doing something wrong with your female selection. We do select for calving ease when choosing a bull for our heifers, but there have been plenty of times when they have to get bred by the herd bull because of timing issues, and it turns out fine for us 90% of the time.

Click to expand...

How many of your lowline heifers get bred to you shorthorn bull?

no time to AI heifers + a breed of heifers that the contemp males are too mean to own every couple of months = spells the need for an extrme calving ease deal that we can use across the board on all heifers...

Never did a c-section... never plan to. You crank hard enough you can get them out.

Click to expand...

What the heck are you talking about? I don't have any Lowlines......all of my Shorthorn heifers get bred to Shorthorn bulls though, and unless it's a special case of having pedigrees too close or something, they get bred to one of our bulls. We AI very few heifers because we own the bulls we choose to use on heifers. So far in my life, this has worked out pretty well for us, but just like everything else, it's not for everyone.

Oh, and we only pulled one calf last year, and yes it was out of a heifers, and yes it was out of our bull, but it was a very very easy pull and the calf weighed 76 lbs. Not bad for a fat ole show heifer!

why do you have a lowline pict as your avatar?

advocate · Mar 20, 2011

Dude take your holier than thow attitude and go play in traffic. What brand of teat dip yall use?

shortyjock89 · Mar 20, 2011

Because I worked on a bunch of them in the past? I can put a Shorthorn on there if you want, to be honest I hadn't thought about it a lot.

kfacres · Mar 20, 2011

advocate said:
Dude take your holier than thow attitude and go play in traffic. What brand of teat dip yall use?

is that your only comeback?

hey the truth

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