JT President 5B (Kaper 4508)

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Shorthorn-Fed

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Here is a home raised 4 year old son of Kaper 4508. He was a first calf for JT Clipper 8Z  and we have used him extensively on heifers. Very easy calving and has made attractive, hard working females. He has been a great heifer bull for us.

Russ
 

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That is a great looking bull!! <rock> <beer>
He's one that makes me think about breeding some SH.
 

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Just from pictures, he looks to be longer spined and deeper in his quarter than Kaper 4508.
 

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764wdchev said:
Just from pictures, he looks to be longer spined and deeper in his quarter than Kaper 4508.
To me he patterns a lot like his sire but I have only seen 4508 in pictures and sometimes the “ in person” view can be different. His dam has become quite a good cow on the farm and actually just flushed a dozen grade 1 embryos last week to Stockman.
 

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My opinion might be considered biased but I sure like your bull.He looks quite familiar.
 

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r.n.reed said:
My opinion might be considered biased but I sure like your bull.He looks quite familiar.
Thanks Gary, the amount of daughters we have keep makes it tricky to sort breeding pastures for the yearling females but imo that’s a good problem to have.
 

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Yes a good problem indeed.We have been stacking his sire in our pedigrees using great grandsons this year on his daughters,granddaughters,and great grandaughters and some of those are double bred.

 

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I think lining him up through the pedigree would be pretty good. Are you double stacking with another bull in there as well? Who do you plan to inject for your future “ inline outcross vigour” on the stacked 4508?
 

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R.N. i might be interested in the bulls you raise in the future. I should have bought that Kaper son that sold at Marty's sale but I bought a different lot. Craig Hoyt Brewster Ks.
 

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Shorthorn-Fed said:
I think lining him up through the pedigree would be pretty good. Are you double stacking with another bull in there as well? Who do you plan to inject for your future “ inline outcross vigour” on the stacked 4508?
Since the start of our herd we have made it a practice to follow up a successful herd sire with homebred sons across the herd so naturally those former herd sires influence is being concentrated with the use of 4508  and his homebred  decendents since he was out of a homebred cow. I always have my eyes open for that next building block but I still think i have more room yet with the 4508 line.I have my eye on a calf born here this spring by Frontline(4508 son) and out of a 6 year old 4508 daughter who has qualified as a pacer performance dam.Her dam is 11 years old and still active and she received the pacer performance award last year.
 

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JT President 5B is a great looking bull! I really like his length and smoothness especially his length of hip!
 

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Here is a first calver out of him JT Clipper 60D. The dam is a Coalpit Creek Leader 6th

Russ
 

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Shorthorn-Fed said:
764wdchev said:
Just from pictures, he looks to be longer spined and deeper in his quarter than Kaper 4508.
To me he patterns a lot like his sire but I have only seen 4508 in pictures and sometimes the “ in person” view can be different. His dam has become quite a good cow on the farm and actually just flushed a dozen grade 1 embryos last week to Stockman.
Good choice!
 

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mark tenenbaum said:
Did JT Titan come from Shorthorn fed-As I remember from pics he was wide made O0
Titan was bred and raised by my dad who holds the JT prefix. On a side note we have ( in my opinion) a pretty good 2 year old Florence heifer out of Titan who has a Yesterday calf on her. The pair will most likely be coming on the show road this fall.

Russ
 
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