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I have an 800 pound 12  month old 3/4 Sim 1/4 Scottish Angus heifer sired by TNGL Grand fortune, would like to breed her next month to Blaze of Glory, has anyone used him on heifers?  Her dam is one of the easiest calving cows I have ever had, really short labor every time.  Very nervous about...

Does anyone know if this Simmental bull is homozygous polled or homozygous black?

I have a cow with an injured hip, 275 days along, hate for her to have to carry the calf much longer.  Her normal gestations (6 of them)  have been 275 to 289 days, she doesn't look ready to calve yet.  anyone have experience or recommendations on using dexamethazone and estrumate?

Thinking of using Combustible and Cajs Blaze of Glory on my Sim x Aberdeen Angus cows, but like the looks of Allegiance, any opinions?  I posted this before but had his name wrong, that's why I'm re-posting.

Thinking of using Combustible and Cajs Blaze of Glory on my Sim x Aberdeen Angus cows, but like the looks of Allegiance, any opinions?

Does anyone know if the Simmental bull CAJS Blaze of Glory is homozygous polled or carries the horn gene?  Also any reports on calves from heifers, I need a white face calving ease sire.

I am interested in using this bull on my SimAngus cows, not heifers.  His calving ease epd is a little lower and his birth weight epd is a little higher than I normally use, has anyone had experience with him?  My cows are easy calvers, at least with the Simmental bulls I have used in the past...

Doctor Who Heifers Two very correct Doctor Who heifers.  Ready to go in August.  See our website http://waltonshowcattle.webs.com/ More Information

Hard Core Steer This is a nice steer sired by CMAC Hard Core.  Born March 2011. Calm disposition. We have other steers and heifers for sale.  See ourwebsite http://waltonshowcattle.webs.com/. More Information

I have a couple of listings in "Cattle for Sale".  I don't understand how it works.  Do my listings expire, and can I refresh them (post new ones) after a month or so if my cattle are not yet sold?

Doctor Who Heifers Two very correct Doctor Who heifers.  Ready to go in August. The heifer in the first photo was born 2-29-2012.  Dam, SimAngus, SVF Star Power x Dunlouise Excalibur Y070. Second photo, dob 2-28-2012, Dam, SimAngus, Dunlouise Excalibur Y070 x GFI Magnum More Information

F1 SimAngus Heifer Your choice of one of these fine 2011 heifers.  We have some of the first USA progeny of Dunlouise Excalibur Y070, outstanding ful blood Aberdeen Angus straight from Scotland. More Information

What do you think of my steer?  I want honest opinions, you don't have to be nice, I really want to know what people think, he is 4 1/2 months old.  3 photos below

I am considering using HRF Hairy on some of my Larger SimAngus cows.  I am concerned about calving ease.  Any opinions?  His owners tell me he works well on this type of cow, but I just wanted more opinions.  Also, have you been happy with his calves?

We are consigning a March steer sired by Hannibal to the LCLA cub calf sale.  Pictured below, he is stylish and gentle with lots of hair.  The sale will be October 10th at the Lane County Fairgrounds in Eugene, Oregon.  For more information go to lcla.org.

I just received a call from a friend who's mature cow that isn't due to calve until January has the following symptoms: She is standing by herself, not fighting flies, he says the flies have really eaten her up, she has a fever, and acts like she may be blind. He says her condition is great...

This is a very nice Simmental heifer sired by BarCK Vision.  Her dam, pictured at the bottom is X339U x Black Irish Kansas.  She is well started in halter and has been introduced to grain, help with youth project is included.

These two heifers will show well and make beautiful replacements or donors.  They are out of our fine SimAngus cows, started in halter and introduced to grain.  Price reduced to $750 each, firm.  We also have a purebred Simmental heifer for $750 that I will be posting soon.  Creswell, Oregon...

Thick and correct, well started leading and eating grain.  This is an easy doing early march steer that will finish beautifully for a summer show.  $850

New photos of our February Hannibal heifer.  Her dam is a SimAngus and is pictured in the last photo.  This heifer is weaned, vaccinated and well started leading. Ready for a new home! $800.00.