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Thank you Chambero, for trying to talk some sense into these people.  This is just like dealing with a bunch of KU basketball fans after they lost to TCU.  The world was going to end because the cards got turned on them one time.

Pedigree?

Not sure why, but I have always had a billy goat with show calves for last 15 years.  No ringworm.  Also I think it helps calm new calves down because they are alwys crawling in and around calves why they eat and are tied up.  So there is a second benefit.  Only disadvantage is Billy goat piss...

I love the bull and his calves.  Have had four and not touched a one, but they were on mature cows.

I love using them, and have an extra you can buy really cheap.  I had two more born last year I am getting ready to start using this fall, so I have plenty.

Charolais cross steer March 2012 born Charolais cross steer.  Denali son from Horn Livestock x HooDoo Cow. More Information

This might be the best post and thread I have ever read on here. 

I loved it thanks for sharing.

Feel free to come up to Kansas City plenty of good ones available.

I have a good steer out of My turn, that I was keeping back for my son.  But he has changed his mind and wants meat goats and a lamb instead.  Priced right located in Linwood Kansas.  If interested give a call 785-331-7686. $1250.  I will tyr and get a picture to post tomorrow.

Yes I think he should fix that problem.  I can't say he would clean up the necks but i don't think he would hurt a neck either.

I have been very happy.  Best calves in my group this year.  Increased bone and debth of body.  Appear to be easy feeding cattle, and no structre probelms to mention.  No calving issues either is a plus and very hairy.  definately will use again.

Should have enough hay Near KC area.  Might be cheaper to send up heifers here to feed than to haul hay to Texas.  I have some neighbors who are looking at taking in some to feed.  One was a retired dairy guy that feeds my cows.  I have found best way to do it.  Cost per head per day.  Being an...

That is correct on the original Hoo Doo Bull he was 9010.  I owned him with Mid-Continent.  He died after only about 1000 units of semen ever collected.  He came straight from the Hoo Doo ranch, and semen very hard to come by, but I still have a few, if really want some.

By far my best calves so far this spring.  Very happy with him on variety of cows.  When using bull for first time I always give me a wide seltion of cows so that way I know what he works on.  nothing over 90 lbs at my house.  Best one is Baldy out of Meyer son x Heatseeker cow.  All ready got...