Search results

I wonder what the probability of it happening is?

It does happen. Last year was the first time I had ever seen it. No chance of bull bred in our case.  The recip and herd bull were Red Angus, calves were solid black.

monopoly x ali

Angus bulls Raptor or the Answer. 

Iowa State University! Most schools have internship programs.

I would have to agree with DL.  If its been 3 months and she is getting worse every day, you're probably better off kicking her out of the show string. 

I agree with AAOK.  Take the time and break it yourself. 

All depends on finding the right person that wants your bred.  You take her to any sale barn in Iowa, and you wont bring anwhere near that price. 

Raptor is a good choice to use on heifers.  Calves come easy and have a pretty good look to them. 

sounds a lot like codidiosis to me too.. I'd start treating pretty quick if it is..

I wouldn't use him on any heifers, especially clubby ones.  Stick with an angus bull or another calving ease bull, get a calf the first time. Then look clubby.

That is the same cow as the one you asked about a few days ago that he said was sold.  (lol) 

We used High Voltage this year on heifers including a smaller framed, clubbier heifer and they all came pretty small but they got up and went after it. 

I will be!  <rock>

Thanks guys

Does anyone have his reg number handy? thanks a lot

What i actually like the most is getting up early and just working with the calves at home.  I like doing all the work with my calves and getting them ready for the shows.  When i actually get to the shows i enjoy talking cattle with folks I meet, almost more than the actual show.  Showing and...

I'll be there to show.. i Guess i dont konw the info what are you taking down?

I have seen two ss on shorthorn cows and both of them were very good blue roan steers.

I think she looks really good.  And the fact that you guys raised her yourself is awesome.  Goodluck at the Expo!