since when? I havent seen one over 75 lbssizzler14 said:who made who or Jesse James. i-80lbs really isnt a heifer bull
I-80 is promoted as a heifer bull look all over lautners ads, or look at his son I-67 (birth weight is 67)WB ShowCattle said:since when? I havent seen one over 75 lbssizzler14 said:who made who or Jesse James. i-80lbs really isnt a heifer bull
i know his calves are pretty small ive seen a few out of heifers ... I guess i dont know why he wouldnt be a heifer bull i used him on all my heifers and some cows this yearcpratz said:I-80 is promoted as a heifer bull look all over lautners ads, or look at his son I-67 (birth weight is 67)WB ShowCattle said:since when? I havent seen one over 75 lbssizzler14 said:who made who or Jesse James. i-80lbs really isnt a heifer bull
sizzler14 said:I know a guy who bought two bred heifers from Guyer that were bred to I-80. whenever they went to calve, the calves were so big they lost cows and calves. Another guy around me bred a ANGUS heifer out of Northern Improvement, the calf was a c-section and they lost the calf. A woman had a shiver heifer bred to him and lost cow and calf. Now you call that calving ease all you want, But i sure as heck dont call it a calving ease. I understand you have had 70 pound calves out of him, but I had a 62 pound heifer this year that came on the day she was due out of Walks Alone on a Strictly Business cow. Now please tell me how calving ease Walks Alone is?
wow... Not to trash lautners or the semen company or the breeder but i have seen lautners semen get mixed up and labeled wrong and sometimes the straws come completely empty ... Maybe this was a mixed up batch of semen and it was a more clubby bull and not i 80... (just a theory)sizzler14 said:I know a guy who bought two bred heifers from Guyer that were bred to I-80. whenever they went to calve, the calves were so big they lost cows and calves. Another guy around me bred a ANGUS heifer out of Northern Improvement, the calf was a c-section and they lost the calf. A woman had a shiver heifer bred to him and lost cow and calf. Now you call that calving ease all you want, But i sure as heck dont call it a calving ease. I understand you have had 70 pound calves out of him, but I had a 62 pound heifer this year that came on the day she was due out of Walks Alone on a Strictly Business cow. Now please tell me how calving ease Walks Alone is?
(lol) word of mouth may have killed everything involvedsizzler14 said:I know a guy who bought two bred heifers from Guyer that were bred to I-80. whenever they went to calve, the calves were so big they lost cows and calves. Another guy around me bred a ANGUS heifer out of Northern Improvement, the calf was a c-section and they lost the calf. A woman had a shiver heifer bred to him and lost cow and calf. Now you call that calving ease all you want, But i sure as heck dont call it a calving ease. I understand you have had 70 pound calves out of him, but I had a 62 pound heifer this year that came on the day she was due out of Walks Alone on a Strictly Business cow. Now please tell me how calving ease Walks Alone is?