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Freddy

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FRICTION  X 2801 CHAROLAIS donor cow  that is ready to flush and has had some MAB calves and have Monopoly calves coming this spring ....  SECOND
picture is two full brother's out of MAB and the FRICTION cow 8820 ...
 

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Gargan

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Fu man chu. I've only seen a handful but they have been killer. I'll have some early spring to report back on. How soon are u looking to flush her?
 

Gargan

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Show stopper 95 said:
Gold dust

There seems to be a new found interest in him. He must be gaining steam fast. Seen some embryos available out of some big time cows and him for sale lately also. Prob a good recommendation .
 

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I'm the last guy to listen to, but I like:
Smoking Bob, or one of Horn's bulls like Solid Gold or his son "Monster". 
 

DSC

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Gold Dust. The calves out of him this fall have been excellent. He is working on those more clubby made chars.
 

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frostback said:
I would be looking at a option for some heifers. Why not a PB char bull?

I'm kinda with frostback on this. if you have used Monopoly and MAB then try to get something more maternal.

Checking into some of Horn's program... I think was a good recommendation. 'Lovin the Business' is one of the very best bulls when it comes to feet and legs and IMO, primary for the next generation of clubby moms or just replacement females. Also he has several sons that are very nice.

BPF Integrity might work nicely on a friction x Char cow. BPF Middle Man is also super but presently very pricey semen. They will yield registerable Maintainers which are in demand.
 

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Stalled across from Raymond Gonnett at Canadian agribition this week and he believes as well as myself and everyone that's seen the calves that gold dust is about to start a new age in the char x steer world
 

Freddy

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I want to thank all you people for your comments and thoughts on this cow cause I don't get to travel much and view other calves and sires ....The bulls used down south are usually different  than the ones up north ....I probably will sell some egg's so if  interested keep in touch and will have two MAB BULL calves for sale in Jan. out of this cow ....
 
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