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It's not even dry yet why would you want a pic?? Give the calf a week or so...

From what i've seen he isn't going to add much power to the calves. Don't think I would use him on higher % angus cows. The unstoppables i've seen have been nice from the side but dissapointing when you got behind them. Other than Ready 2 Rumble. If they are big bellied cows and you want steers...

Seen him and yes he is the real deal. Thick, big boned, big bellied and sound. He isn't a dink either. IMO better than all his bulls he took to Denver.

Lautner's got him. Seen the bull a few times, IMO a game changer. He has about everything and in a clean package with his color pattern.

The calf that won was a Walks. The other which was a lot of people's favorite was a bojo.

Seen a lot of Bojo's and I have yet to see one that I like. Only one i've heard of that was worth a hoot was Kroupa's steer this year at the NAILE. I will be in Denver, but one bull won't change my mind.

Lot 1 seen him in person a couple times def lives up to the hype and clean both ways. I think there will be some heat brought whoever is going to own him. My other pick is 5 like the look belly and hair have seen him several times as well liked him since he was a baby. Thoughts...

If you want something and I have seen a few on pb char cows try Black kat. Next to mono they were the best i've seen on char cows. HW you are running the risk of rat tails. Bojo....waste of time. If you want slop fronted cripples do bodacious. If it was up to me i'd do Mono and not have a second...

a-silent knight b-silent kinght c-silent knight d-silent knight e-silent knight f-silent knight g-silent knight h-silent knight i-silsent knight j-silent knight k-silent knight l-silent knight m-silent knight n-silent knight o-silent knight p-silent knight That's how I figure you own him. As...

Ya you own him, you tell us.

BIM's get tall. We bred him to bigger cows last year and the calves are pretty leggy. I would breed him to your smaller framed cows thats what we're doing.

He was in Denver this year. Just a yearling.

Wouldn't say no one cared about him, I konw Ryan had at least 16 pages of people wanting semen just in Denver. He is now with the the best marketer in the club calf business.

The one in Denver was not owned by Rodgers.

Anyone seen him in person before hitting stud or at stud?? Have a Herf we were thinking about flushing to him. Thanks!

I've never seen this bull in person- but do you seriously think that something bred to be a show steer generator- will breed on too much set.  Is too much set not a good thing to put on one with too much lack of flex?  The whole club calf game is mitching and matching for one on one matings...

We bred some to Preditor seen quite a few this summer and fall. Silent knight follows suit...Way to much set in his back leg. Every one we had, had too much set. Sure the bull is massive and huge barreled and yak haired for being clean but his back legs are not for me at all.

Northern Improvement all the way! Our Milkman show heifer had a 55 lb bull calf out of him. You can't beat that she just laid down gave a couple pushes and out he came. Thats what you truely want for 1st calvers....A LIVE CALF!

How was lot 43 the red neck roan heifer?? What did she bring?