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We had two McKinley bull calves a year ago. Both are completely different. Size wise they seemed to follow their dams. One bred to a larger frame chi x cow, not known for her gentleness, calf is large framed and you could pet him in the pasture, not much to look at show wise. Other bred to a...

Thank You very much. I didn't stay for the semen and the majority of the embryos. Sounds like I should have, ha ha.

Yes, that's the bull. Don't know about disposition or anything else, but they were correct and powerful.

Forgot to add that the Enough Said cattle were very impressive in my opinion

Great Lots 3,7,10,12,97,199. Must confess I was there but lost my catalog. Left after the Caliente embryos sold. I should have pulled the trigger a few times in that bunch but did not. There was also a spring born bull that sold for 1500 early in the sale but I can't remember the lot number...

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Contact Bob Agle, Agle Family Shorthorns in Southern Ohio, Don't have a number but should be easy enough to find.

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The market IS down and I have to believe that is part of it. Also, demand is down,  at least in this part of the country (Ohio) 30 years ago we had over 100 head of fat beef steers at our county fair. We had 42 this year and have had as low as 30 two years ago. I have heard that  some counties ...

I know of Steerbidder, Caldwell, Breedersworld, how many  more?

I was there for the first 25 or so and then had to leave unfortunately. Lot 1 was 15k. Sorry I didn't write down any of results. Good set of cattle. Seemed to be selling pretty decent.

http://www.steerplanet.com/bb/the-big-show/week-old-calf-bucked-over-at-knees/msg379011/#msg379011 Hopefullly you can cut and paste the above. Cowboy's answer did the trick for us. Good ole pennicillin

Go to the top of the page and type in the search bar, "growing hair" you will get more information than you thought possible.

DataBank sired real style, all I remember. JFK was I think advertised as 1/3 Maine, 1/3, Chi, 1/3 Angus. Both were good bulls but, I believe DataBank was used more heavily.

Don't know if it is still true or not but Who Made Who sired the most State Fair Champion steers ever! He was considered a terminal sire for the longest time. There were so many cows bred to him that there had to be some good heifers in there. All of a sudden he was a bull that produced great...

purebred Simmy. The Angus for club calf females and/or the Simmy for growing the purebred operation. Taking suggestions please! Cow has clicked with Legend in the past on the Angus side and Dream On on the Simmy side.

A clone is a copy of a bull or whatever. A full brother is a brother. Think of it in human terms, it's easier. A clone of yourself is not the same thing as your brother.

Ildeno and was it Power Play?

Ha, interesting that Genex is part owner. Semen sold high. Makes me wonder what Genex will have him priced at. Would tick me off if I bought semen at 200.00 and it ended up you could buy him for 20 or 25.

All the Lock N Load semen sold for 109,000. Bull sold to Werners and Genex for 46,000.