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Carpe Diem. Good all the way around, moderate birth weight, calves get up and go and very easy to sell.

Griswold Cattle. They own some or all of the 3 bulls.

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I have heard it was discontinued during the 1980's when they wanted cattle so tall with lots of frame. The first Lowline show in Denver was in 2004 and they have become more popular every year with increasing feed prices.

Whiskey semen $700 straw x 2 total $1400. Irishman $50 x 2 $100. Very easy to make up $1300 plus some on a good Whiskey daughter. My thoughts

The longer you wait usually the more they cost due to the risk factors from both parties involved.

Anyone had or expect any calves crossed this way. Just think it could work real well for replacements and steers alike. What are your thoughts.....

Well said Buck, Wade treats everyone the same big or small. That's why I have bought my semen from his bulls the last 2 years.

Thanks Chambero, but need to know by May.

Anyone done this? If so what were the results. I know Monopoly Yellow Jacket crosses work well. Thanks

Where is 268X.... and 179X.... Thanks

Big shoes to fill. Hard to say with an unproven bull.

The lowline deal is for real. We bred clubby heifers to Low Beau (lowline), calves came early and small for what we are use to. Surprisingly the calves grow fast and are about the same size as others from sires, but are a couple of weeks older. When they are born they are lively and have a...

No that is not it. There are several animals that have the "P" that are born in differrnt years.

Registration number 1CM P 123456. What does the P stand for??? Thanks