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I found these on my phone but i will get better pictures to share

I have not forgotten things have been crazy. She had a bigger then expected heifer calf about 75lbs no assistance needed. She has a really nice udder on her! I will get a couple pictures of them next weekend when we work calves and get ready to bring them home off the mountain.

We did soil samples and then fertilized 2 of our fields as an experiment and we have no regrets. They look amazing just what they needed.  We did a bunch of homework before we did anything and talked with other locals? Good luck

I know this is a older discussion but figured i would share. We had 3 Renegade Blues calves born 1 bull solid 85 lbs out of baldy cow and 2 heifers both around 80 lbs 1 blue roan out of Angus other black with white belly out of baldy cow. One of the heifers we kept out of baldy cow just calved...

I would like to see what's out there also. I am thinking about using him on a couple cows.

Hectic year but when you have livestock that can happen. Our renegade blues heifer had a little bigger calf then we expected and so did the front and center but they didn't require assistance. We are personally done but co owned cows and group we calve out for others only half way. Got our first...

Angus cows a solid 85lb bull picture below from yesterday he is a week old and 1 set of twins both 70 lbs (1 bull & 1 heifer).

We bred a good baldy cow we have to Skinner- Deadliest Catch. We are happy small feminine heifer 65lb bw that is unfolding really nice. Photo from moving cows yesterday she is a month old can't wait to watch her grow.

We really liked him when he was at Denver i have pictures somewhere. We immediately contacted but nothing :( got busy figured we would contact again later see if we could get some. We haven't forgotten and would still like to use him in our program. Constantly looking him up watching for calves...

We always use low birth weight Angus on our heifers. We have 2 little clubby bred heifers built similar due in March bred to Connealy Capitalist. We use him with confidence and love his calves so much we have kept several club x heifers by him for our program. All of his calves have been a week...

I totally understand life with a toddler oh yikes so hectic and messy at times. I thought life was crazy & busy before lol it's  a whole new ball game with kids. Nice group of bulls! We use capitalist on our clubby heifers we kept 2 of his heifers this year. One is out of a Dakota Gold daughter...

I'm curious to see what people recommend!

Looks good!!

Wish we could have attended this year :( happy to see pictures and curious to see what people think about the bulls on display.  I always like to see them in person especially their legs or at least a good video watching them move out.

Interesting about Style we haven't had that issue yet. We have only had 6 or so here lost one at birt. We are guessing came out breach pretty little heifer. Not currently using him but would use him again. Our only bummer I'd we have a daughter she was easy going went from the ring to producing...

They are definitely solid calves we are careful what we use him on. His son American Sniper has been really good to us also smaller calves then DG more consistent and gorgeous profiles. They end up around the same weight as DG calves by weaning time. His have all been spot on with due dates so...

We are interested in using him next year on a couple so I'm always lookin for pictures and info.

Dakota Gold has been good to us no structure issues they all look good finished. We kept a daughter she is in production good milk and good momma. Heifer was born a week early the rest bulls all born on or a couple days after due date. All 85lbs unassisted except a shorthorn cow we pulled a...

Saw exit 40 in Denver loved him. Especially his feet and legs. We got a stout 80lb bull out of a baldy cow we sold as a steer this fall and our friends got a really pretty heifer 75lb out of an Angus cow they are showing. I can say we will use him again his heifer is feminine the bull was club...

I'm also curious about heifers by him. I have a friend with a cow bred to him will be calving in the Spring.