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Very sad to see what I considered a trail blazer in the Maine Anjou breed get out. He raised real world cattle that had plenty of eye appeal. I had the privilege of talking to Dennis this past May while looking at his donor cows. He was a little disappointed with the way the pen of 3 bull show...

I recently attended The Jones Show cattle High Standards sale and I was impressed by the set of cattle they had to offer. I thought the bred females were a little fat, but overall a nice set. I know beef prices are high, I am just wondering how you tap into that currency. Their sale avg. was...

Woody, you are right. I should have bought her, If there was more pasture not planted to corn, I would have bought her in a heartbeat. She came from a pretty prominent breeder too. <beer>

The Hard Whiskey cattle that I have seen are hard doing cattle. I personally love the way the bull is bred, but am less than thrilled with the progeny I have seen in person.

Saw one heifer out of him this fall and she was cool. her dam was a Who Made Who. the heifer had cow power written all over her.

Where did you see pics? we have a Upper Class x Burn Baby Burn on the way

Suh works awesome on angus and simangus females. I would use him on a big bodied angus influenced cow.

North Star/Select Sires in East Lansing offers classes. Also, Dave Powers from the Lapeer area offers classes as well

nagels, dejongs, green valley

We are really happy with our Suh cow. Only complaint is that she has thrown 2 bulls and no heifer yet. Opinions welcome. Her first calf by I80 sold to Winegardner as a bull. Her calf this year is a really good half blood simmy by Jades Dream Works (bull prospect). I AI bred her to Dr. Who this...

Really nice looking female. Keep us posted on her when she calves

Anchor will change them in one shot, only problem is, for is pretty as his daughters are, we always had fertility problems with them. Legend works, but seems to really compliment the cow vs. changing her. Missing Link and Prototype have been the most consistent, functional we have seen. Duff...

Been told to use him on big, soggy made females (lots of guts). most say the calves are good, but can be hard doing.

Woody, he is down at Earls right now. Earl got 3 good jumps out of him. only reason semen is high right now is they had a batch go bad while trying to sex it. they are behind on filling orders

After seeing the bull this weekend I would say he is right around 1000lbs. he is as wide as he is tall. had a better set of testicles than I thought he would, sound and really good hair.

our biggest concern with him as a calf is that he would not be big enough. i will see him this upcoming friday at the ohio beef expo. I will be able to let you know how big he is then.

this is a I80 bull I posted pics of last fall that we raised. We were not sure what to market him as. We felt he would be a good steer prospect, but would not get big enough in the end. Winegardner bought him as a bull and I must say, I think he looks pretty cool. He sells in their online sale...

first or second calf? for a first go round I would use a calving ease bull. We have had great luck using Connealy Thunder on heifers, if it is for her 2nd calf, I would maybe look at the Schaff bulls. sounds like your female is loaded as far as genetics go. love the fullback cattle.

people are trying to cash in while his value is up

had a Heat Seeker heifer last spring. she had chrome, tested clean both ways, and was sound. dam was a ali cow