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They’re going to have to prove functionality in a herd before anyone uses them for replacement females.

I did a cow 45 and did decent but I’d make sure they at least cycle through first

Depends on if it’s open or junior. Open is full fit.

Lazy JB Angus in Colorado has some of the chubbiest angus I’ve personally been around.

Meatball just moved to anson. You’d have to haul them to him but he’s s great guy to use.

I began in 2010 and like others posted it was active and such but with the addition of groups and pages on Facebook that’s more readily available I think people like the instant gratification.

Ralgro is having issues with production at the moment. They are working to correct it and be producing soon.

The way I see it is it can only go up from where we have been the past 2 years. But Mullinix will do a great job.

Jeff Graham at Forbes &Graham cattle company own him. Jeff would be glad to answer your questions.

Use hef pretty regularly on my clubby heifers they come small, smooth and grow fast. What more could you ask for a first calf. Steers are marketable, and heifers are productive females.

My two cents, if he is such a stickler on structure and all he chose off was their front end he is a moron. I would say a good 2/3s of the cattle pulled were structurally wrecks on their front ends. The guy from the word GO was a goose lost in a pond of ducks. He continually struggled to find...

Ive never thought deep chested was a good thing. And if you can't see the rest of the traits that bull has then you need to reevaluate.

So you want them deep chested, small boned, no hearted and shallow flanked?

For a market heifer, ill say she's not too short to win her class depending on where she weighs in but after that she will be eaten. Your talking she's short enough to show in the mini hereford world if she was one. I would say that she's gotta be pushing 49-52 to win

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