New bull named Shadow

  If you get a chance, there is a picture of the bull named Shadow on the classified page that I think will work well on a variety of females. JMO. Brent

Just my opinion, and I know that isn't worth much, but this is a good honest bull. Bob took the picture, and it hasn't been doctored. If you were to go see him he would look just like the photo. Bob is a long time friend, and I am really pleased that he found such a good bull, and clean to boot. If you like to try the new ones, go have a look at him. Good luck Bob. Earl

What are some thoughts about the bull? Brent

If he's anywhere close to as stout as NCharge, then this guy might be one of the big time players in a couple years.  If we had more cows, I think we'd use him on a smaller framed carrier cow and see what happens.

  Bob had Shadow collected this morning @ Hawkeye. More info on the Classified page. Brent

Just by his picture alone makes a guy want semen on this guy.

Bob Sunquist stopped by an brought along a picture of one of his calves out of the Shadow bull. The calf was born March 23rd and Bob thought that this picture was taken when the calf was 10 to 14 days old. The dam of this calf is a Ground Zero X Cigar. He said that Shadow was stamping the calves very with very similar style out of  a variety of different pedigrees. He said that the heifers are super nice fronted with great extension & the bull calves are shorter fronted with good muscle expression and all seem to have good structure. Bob has a limited amount of semen available for sale. His cell # is 712-370-4433. Again Shadow is THF-PHAF & a flushmate to N -Charge, & a full sib in blood to Tycoon. First picture is of Shadow taken @ 14 months old, weighing approximately 1400lbs & the 2nd picture is of the calf. I am not involved in any way with this bull or calf, but have liked Shadow since the first time that I saw the bull. The calves are for sale. Give Bob a call if you are interested in looking. Brent

  Olsun and I slipped over to look @ all of the Shadow calves out of all different kinds of pedigreed cows,( all darn good cows), and can say that there wasn't a bad calf in the bunch of 20/25 head. The bull stamps them all hard with plenty of style and performance. If you are in the SW Iowa area the calves are IMO worth taking a look at.