Master of Puppets

I'd like to see any calves out of this bull or what the bull works best on saw his video from Denver he looked good.

Here are some MOP calves. These were either sent to me or posted on Trausch or Diamond G blog. I am one of the interest owners of him so if you have any questions, do not hesitate to ask. Thanks!

Here are some more. Also some of these pictures were taken from Runkel Cattle blog.

Here is another. Thanks!

nice! thx for posting!

Do you know of any bull prospects out of him?

how many different calves are shown in these pictures?  Looks to me like atleast 2 calves are shown more than once- either in different poses, or ages.?

outspoken said:

how many different calves are shown in these pictures?  Looks to me like atleast 2 calves are shown more than once- either in different poses, or ages.?

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They all look different to me. 

I think maybe that is the point, he stamps a certain look to them all.

Very impressive. Thanks for responding

what kind of cows does he work on?? I've herd good things about him

Did Runkel's raise him & are they still part owners?

I saw Master Of Puppets at Runkels the other day as he was breeding cows. Very Impressive bull. Ron purchased the bull from Stockridge farms, sold semen interest to 3 parties. If he gets used half as much as his Full Sib, well time will tell. But the caves on the ground are impressive.  Nope, I do not have interest in this bull. Just being honest.

what kind of cows does he best work on??

outspoken said:

how many different calves are shown in these pictures?  Looks to me like atleast 2 calves are shown more than once- either in different poses, or ages.?

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All pictures are different calves

Carlson Cattle said:

what kind of cows does he best work on??

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He mates similar to Monopoly. He is a logical choice if your looking to power up, add bone and body while still being functional and sound.

Looks like he holds up well..Good set of calves this year

MOP x Maine
Steer
Worked Great on Maine Cows

good to know

I have a few calves born in the spring by him. All nice calves. It seems he is not going to throw alot of hair on some cows, if that is an issue for you. We will have a bunch more calves due Mid-September on, as we had him leased last fall. MOP looked very good and was an aggressive breeder. Will know more about his calves then. We AI'd a bunch to him (Sim-Ang, Charolais, Maine cross, Angus) and then cleaned up with him naturally. There is also another full brother we leased for another pasture that is older and not promoted as much as MOP. He is named Hurley. He also looked very good. Trausch also has him.