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Thanks for the interest in Slider.  Slider is a very uniquely bred bull with a proven Angus pedigree.  He is a son of Northern Improvement out of a Duff New Edition Dam.  His Grand Dam is an EXAR Lutton daughter giving Slider a second shot of Northern Improvement.  I would think his daughters...

You might want to consider slider.  The calving reports have been great so far.  We have calved 5 so far out of heifers and all have been in the 60s on birth weight.  slider is purebred angus. Northern Improvement on a Duff New Edition Exar Lutton dam.  Should calve easy and make very marketable...

I have also seen the bull in person.  The pedigree of the bull is right in line with the question you were asking.  Thought he might interest you.  ;)

Why choose?  Go to Trausch Farms website and look at their new Angus bull Slider.  He is a Northern Improvement on a New Edition x Lutton.  I am confident he will do what you are looking for.

I cant be more frustrated with the current manufacturers of cattle ear tags.  They have been turning out cheap junk! We have tried every brand and have even double tagged cattle putting one in each ear.  We tag them when they are being bred and are lucky if they last long enough to tell if they...

This is a northern improvement New edition Angus bull. Very pleased. Born in May from a first calf heifer. 62lb birth weight. I think this bull is pretty cool. Any thoughts?

We have been using Duff genetics on club calf cows for years.  Have also used them on Angus for making purebreds.  It has always been our belief that a good cow will have a solid Angus base.  The Duff bulls will do alot of things very well that other Angus bulls will not.  They are stout, thick...

He does look a little splay footed in first picture. He really is very sound footed .I don't have any profile pictures but here are a couple shape pictures. Don't know why pictures are sideways. Sorry about that.

He is a May sired by northern improvement out of a duff New edition first calf heifer.

PM or email me.  Let's talk.  I have several.  All are purebred and AI sired.

We have several Bushs Montana Truck females in the herd and are still breeding to him today.  I think he might be one of the best kept secrets in breeding the "right kind" of Angus cattle.  I would think the future of the bull calf could be limitless.  Northern Improvement genetics crossed with...

I went out to the barn and snapped a couple pictures of some of our critters.  The first is a Feb angus heifer sired by WWSC Joe McCoy (OCC LegendxBushs Montana Truck) and the dam is a Bushs Big Time daughter.  The second is a Jan heifer calf also sired by WWSC Joe McCoy and her dam is a Ronaan...

My son and I built this barn as a toy for him to play with.  I thought it turned out really cool! (clapping)  It is 24x30 with a 12 inch rafter.  It is perfect size for play with ertl Big Farm toy sets.  I used standard pole barn contruction with interlocking gates.  The gates actually lock into...

Anyone out there using one of these as a chore vehicle.  We have looked into getting one and was wondering if anyone had any experience.  It looks to me like you could get very good fuel economy, stay out of the weather, and feed round bales or whatever on a farm or ranch.  I sounds like you can...

Our biggest bust of the calving season is a draftpick bull calf out of a heartbeat cow.  The cow never misses and we actually had this mating a few years ago and got one of the neatest hereford colored bull calves you cound imagine.  This calf is as tall and lanky as you can make one.  No guts...

Every now and then something will happen that will make you think "What the heck is going on here?"  Tonight, on world news tonight, former President Clinton gave an interview discussing the fact that he had gone Vegan.  He was basically trying to convince others to follow his lead because he...

I have to add some additional products.  I bought a used Kubota B7100 diesel tractor with loader and FWD.  What a handy machine!  It is smaller than most 4 wheelers and will do many more jobs.  Very handy for fencing, cutting firewood, pushing snow, walking cattle, moving bale wagons, mowing...

Let's start a thread that could be very helpful by giving someone advice about products that work and ones that don't.  Perhaps this thread could save someone alot of trouble or give them the encouragement to buy with confidence. The best buy: We own 2 IH 826 tractors and had an IH 806.  I...

It is doubtful that you would find genetic mutation.  You may however discover some traits that are undesirable.  However, you may also find traits that are very desirable.  The importance of linebreeding is to realize that the offspring become more homoztgous and more predictable breeders, that...

There was a fairly long thread on this topic and the discussion was very interesting.  I agree that line breeding does not create genetic defects.  What it does is reveal them.  I know alot of breeders that are afraid to linebreed because they are afraid they will get some genetic mutant.  That...