What are some good charlois cross bulls

Sugar .... milkmans dam sired by Bojo may be worth a shot.  I don't know who picked him up in Denver.

i had a alias i showed get reserve out of a simm angus herf cross cow

Lautner's new bull Gold Rush might be worth a try.

If you want a untried bull CHOPPIN WOOD Could sure fit the ticket ....As far as color my guess is that you could get a black calf out of some of these bulls ...The smokes on Angus will have about 50% black & smoke calves....

From your comments and the fact she is a cow, not a heifer the obvious bull to use is TR firewater.  You know what color the calf will be and firewater  is a bargain given his calves show record.

Firewater is second to none in the show record department ,but check out some of the other records that need to work to go to the shows.......

Freddy,

Just what are you trying to say?  Come out and say what you mean if you have the facts to back yourself up...

Firewater is a big hit and miss!!!! Not alot of consistency!!!!! Im not so sure about Choppin Wood is probably not the best way to go..........Solid Gold might work out........My opinion is just to pick the best one you like and breed her if you like the calf breed her again that way if not try something else.......

Freddy said:

If you want a untried bull CHOPPIN WOOD Could sure fit the ticket ....As far as color my guess is that you could get a black calf out of some of these bulls ...The smokes on Angus will have about 50% black & smoke calves....

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This is the bull that I was thinking about while reading this thread. If there's no hurry, wait until some Choppin Wood calves start hitting the ground and try to find some to look @ if possible. I like the Firewater a bunch also, but don't know about the comments made about the records that need to work to go to the shows.

We want to use a son of firewater this spring: TR PZC TURTON (semen by semex canada), we will see if he work good in our environment

This female needs more power but i also do not want to hurt maternal capability.
Another bull worth considering is Sparrows Birmingham from Semex: http://www.semex.com/di/beef/i?lang=en&beef=view&breed=CH&av=C&view=93.  This bull is a Sparrows Madrid with out the birth weight.  Another bull to consider would be Merit Roundup  also from Semex.

We have 9 Merit Roundup calves on the ground and they are loocking good. On mature purebred charolais cows the females birthweight  was 94 pounds and the males 97 pounds. The cows are calving indoors in a cold climate (Quebec, Canada) and have free choice hay. Our average calves  birthweight is 96 pounds on 130 purebreds including 20 heifers.

Try yellow jacket, seen some very nice calves out of him.

if you even consider yellow jacket, i think troubador would be a better choice i think yellow jacket has to be used on angus cows he takes out allot of rib shape