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10 Heifers 4 Bulls 30 to go

Had a Golden Child heifer about 3 days ago on the cows due date.  The calf weighed 88 lbs.  Decent heifer, good profile , good hair , stout enough for a heifer , but a little fine boned for my liking, maybe that is the Angus coming through.  Cows calves usually weigh in the 85-95 pound range so...

Anyone heard if there is going to be any Ali clone semen for the spring breeding season.

We have had good luck with Alias on some of our plainer Angus Cows.  If they are sound and have a decent frame score he will definitely add some bone, width and gobs of hair.  They usually come out black on Angus cows also.

We had a show pig have similar symptoms at about the same size and it tunred out he had whip worms.  If you haven't wormed him you may want to look at that as an option.  Be carefull what kind of wormer you use though most of the injectables do not affect whip worms.

Runnin Beans-Wheat, Shellin Corn, Makin Hay, Workin Cattle, Cows are drinkin out of the crick, Woods insted of forest, hollar instead of valley, Pop or coke not soda, Show Calves not Club Calves

Heard the calves look real nice but I am sure if you want to get in on those top 5 or ten you better brink a thick check Book.  I would exspect those top 5 to bring in that 20 to $50,000 range, similar to hartmans.

My experiences with Manchild are they get big.  As stated in an earlier post I think he breeds much like Hannibal and they need to be bred to smaller framed cows.  The calves are hairy and they have been good fronted but one other problem we have seen is they don't at least for us have enough...

Those of you that use a loose mineral what are you using for the best results and what is the cost per 50lbs.  We are using a local mineral that we have had good results with but it is starting to get rather pricey.  Just looking for ideas on what has worked for others and what the costs are.

If anybody is coming through Central Indiana this weekend give me call and we would be glad to show you the calves. Clint 812-614-3005

we are really happy with the Get It Done's for both heifers and steers.  He adds bone and hair even when bred to Angus.  All of our calves our sound and  good necked.  We bred 8 cows got 8 stuck and weights were all in the mid to high 80's with one 93.  All calves were unassisted except one...

farmerboy317 I have sent you a personal message with the info you requested.

We had some families through this weekend and they were excited about the calves.  We have 15 calves 10 of which are clipped and broke to tie and wash and 5 still on the cow.  The calves are very reasonably priced  we feel for the quality and future they have.  If you are in central Indiana over...

The steer above's mom is the only one we have had.  She is out of a simmy cow and this was her first calf.  We think the steer above is pretty good and we have her bred back to alias and have high hopes for that calf in 09.

Located Greensburg, IN The heifer in the first picture would be a high maine (3/4) We also have 2 other Get it Done heifers that would register as Chi/Mainetainer  One out of a grizz cow and one out of a northern improvement daughter. We feel the Heifer of of the Northern Improvement daughter...

Show Steers and Heifers will be for sale first come first serve starting September 6th.  Sires include Ali, Alias, Get It Done, Hannibal, and Heat Wave.  Prices range from $900 to $5,000.  If interested in stopping by to look give me a call on my cell and someone would be glad to show them to...

Does anyone know how Spastic pareseis works.  I assume it is a gentic disease but does it require both the sire and the dam to be carriers.  I beleive I have a calf that is developing this out of a sire that I would not exspect it from, though the dam would not surprise me.