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Here is our charolais herdsire we have been using for the past couple of years. We sold him to a friend of ours in IA but will still be using him A.I. for years to come.

I have seen cattle out of him, they seem to be good. I noticed this was a year ago so I most interested in hearing how the daughters bred,calved,udders, feet, etc. Any comments would be very welcome

He went to Iowa, along with a few heifers. Here are some pictures of them at their new home.

Maybe I'll try this.

Here is some of our may/june registered red angus calves, let me know what you think! https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=437283903044579&set=a.437283713044598.1073741833.265440053562299&type=3&theater

If FSU plays as dominant as they showed against Clemson I think they may be the only team in the country to give bama a run for their money. This coming from a pac-12 guy, of course there is a lot of football left to be played and I think the ducks could very likely be undefeated at the end of...

BTDT, I guess I need to clarify my point I have ranched most of my life and been involved in the beef industry the entire time, what I meant was I have never farmed, like raised corn or anything like that with machines. I raise livestock, my point is that livestock are subsidized but not as...

This is a nice bull, stout, wide made, flex to his hock, and definetly strides out. If you give him a touch more heart girth I would really like him.

Never been a farmer but I fully admit that the beef industry is subsidized through the government subsidizing cheap corn, I do not ask for it but it is a fact. I agree that we need to help those in need through communities not government. We need to be able to be more independent of the...

Will Malcolm with Sleeping Giant Genetics out of Livingston MT does a great job.

Here is a red angus bull at 9 Months of age, I feel he is masculine appearing and definitely large enough scrotal, he is now 18 months old but I do not have a recent picture to show you how he has grown.

Genetics can be different and influence where fat lays on an animal. To me the animal in question looks like a lot of the donor cows that I have dealt with that have the pon fat but not as much rib cover. I think she is doing just fine being on pasture and making a living, depending on where you...

Midland is still accepting I believe, look it up on their website.

It depends on which show is more important to you. My personal opinion would be to keep going as you are, don't push him for this show in 2 mos just feed him for your show in August. The show in 2 mos. would obviously be a jackpot show and although I know this doesn't happen as often as it...

depends on which numbers, I don't care if it is high accuracy or not you will have some with muscle and some with frame

Once again here is an example of epds vs visual. Maturity factors can be seen in cannon bone length, rib shape, sexual maturity, etc. You can have high yw bulls that are smaller framed and earlier maturing and you can have giants with the same yw epd. the only way to tell is to go look at them.

Very nice! Moto Moto is looking really good but that bull calf is really eye appealing as well.

Thats just funny....speaking of red angus, I know of a large bull buyer that swore to never buy bulls from a large red angus breeder when a particular bull sold and topped the sale, he just left and said "that bull should have been steered, he looks like a heifer!" I do think masculinity is just...

Try Huwa Cattle Company

You are exactly right aj, those people that chased frame were chasing ribbons so thanks for proving my point. There were still people just going to show off what they had, granted there were few that didn't chase frame and maybe they didn't show at a national level bit at its core philosophy the...