Maine Anjou bull

I don't know if my opinion is worth a nickle, but I thought this was a uniquely constructed Maine bull. He was Reserve Grand bred and owned at this years Junior National shown by Blake Runner. He is a polled 3/4 and PHA/TH free. Just wanted to see what everyone else thought of him.

i dont think i would use him personally but i do think he is unique he has what it takes to get the job done

look @ his depth of rib and length of front!! Telos, do you happen to know the breeding?

wyatt said:

i dont think i would use him personally but i do think he is unique he has what it takes to get the job done

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is that b/c he's not a hairball?  or because he's not some crazy colored calico?

CAB said:

look @ his depth of rib and length of front!! Telos, do you happen to know the breeding?

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I found a work email for Mike Runner's wife, Lynda.  If you want to know more about that Bull, I suggest you send Lynda an email.   [email protected]
Better yet, I remembered the cattle co.  Here is the web address with all #s & Addresses. http://www.diamondsintheroughcattle.com/Index.html

He is DRCC Xavier, he is a son of their bull Wild Turkey and one of their 1/2 blood cows which goes back to old school stuff on the DAM side. His registration number 407473.

Thanks Dan & Bar R.

CAB, I followed this line from the Blakely program for several years. Wild Turkey was one of, if not the deepest Maine bulls I ever came across. He (Wild Turkey) has a very intriguing Maine pedigree that is packed with very stout Maine genetics. He goes back to Limited Edition's Dam through Polled Premier and has a linebred pedigree packed full of PHA carriers (both Dalton and Paramount) but he is clean. Also in his pedigree is a full sister to Smithbuilt and also traces back several times to Vainquer.

This is a pic of  Wild Turkey, DRCC Xavier's sire. Both are clean of PHA and TH. Like father. Like son. Very similar in kind.

Cut the BS said:

wyatt said:

i dont think i would use him personally but i do think he is unique he has what it takes to get the job done

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is that b/c he's not a hairball?  or because he's not some crazy colored calico?

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no thats not it i seen a few wild turkey cattle that are good i just dont care for there style. my favorite bull is hulk he is super muscular with no hair at all hes sired by executive. and i also like the bull wild turkey nothing against the cattle just not for me...