I have to agree with Glenstory on this as the CEM on both bulls is way too low. I bred to BC Lookout for 2 years and will probably stop using him due to CEM of +1 (only used 5 shots and everything has been bulls so far out of cows with good CEM). If going to run Angus based clubbies, it seems to me that the CEM on the parent stock needs to be at least 5 or 6 and 10 would be better. Looking at BC Classic 385-7 here too in lieu of Lookout due to the much higher CEM.
We used Northern Improvement on a deep ribbed Maine heifer and the heifer calf is shaping up really nice. Surprisingly short-statured and definitely stout with some bone to her. I suspect she is going to put on some frame soon though.
Has anybody used JSAR Rodman? If so, how did that turn out?