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Seen quite a few and all but one were bad fronted.  Straight and turned out.

I like to look at many of those bulls but can't find power that I want with true easy calving.  After years of using Oldhe genetics I found this bull and purchased him as a 6 year old after seeing his daughters and then his mother and full sister.  He is the most unique Angus bull I've ever...

You can tell on most right away.  Then they go away and what they looked like at a few days old always comes back around when the mature.  BUT! The only exception is on low birth wieght cattle.  They look common when young and you think you have nothing but they keep getting better and better. ...

Orange Crush calves are as bad as any I've seen.  Terrible structure, no guts.  And they may kill your cows as a bonus.  I don't understand one thing.  Why is everyone so anxious to try these bulls like Solid Gold, etc. when you have no idea what they can produce?  I can understand Alias and...

If anyone saw the Grand Steer at Houston a few years ago (full brother to Solid Gold or clone) you may have noticed he couldn't move very well.  I like Shaake but he used him on the shear freak factor of muscle.  If you consider they did whatever it took to make him move decent then how sound do...

I have some I've been selling for Minimum 10 straws at $60 per straw or 20 or more at $50.  I had this tested recently and it is flush quality. Let me know if you have interest!

Sold all we raised a few years ago even though they looked great.  Unfortunately I bought one from a friend because she was awsome and priced right.  Her first one died when we pulled it out of an Angus bull.  She still looked great so we threw her back out and bred her back.  I just damn near...

I talked to the guy at REI that collects him this summer and he said they had more semen than you could imagine.  I asked because I knew this would happen because of his popularity and we would hear rumors of not collecting, etc.  It's just supply and demand.  It won't come down unless people...

It didn't meet the reserve price for the auction unless it did and he didn't let me know.

I have 36 units of Ali semen for sale at $75 per straw.  I will pay shipping on 10 or more or take $60 for all.

I have 100 units of Heatseeker semen for sale @ $50 per straw with volume discounts.  I had it tested and tried to attach the certificate.

I have 110 units of the original Heat Seeker for sale at $50 per straw.  Flush quality certificate available.  Volume discounts available.  Can ship out of Champion Genetics in Texas. 

I have 36 units of Ali semen for sale at $75 per straw.  Can ship from Champion Genetics in Texas.

I have my semen at Champion Genetics and will ship from there.  Ali and Heat Seeker.

I have Ali and Heat Seeker semen for sale on cowbuyer.com It is an online auction that ends Friday the 13th!

He should have some good calves.  If you want some added power, consider this bull.  He is OCC Eureka X Full Sister to OCC Freestyle.  We have calved a set of clubby type heifers with no trouble at about 62 lb. average.  He has more power bred into him from Eureka and more style.  Consider he is...

I know Dennis and would bet he will just pick the best ones there.  He knows alot of people but I don't take him for someone that would pick a lesser animal and have people think he didn't know what he was doing.

You can actually initiate estrus in cows that are capable (nutrition plays key role) of cycling with synthetic progesterone like CIDRs and get them bred in 45 days after calving.  The first heat after calving is usually not fertile but in a synch program you usally breed on the second actual estrus.

I've got about 14 straws.  I can sell it for $50.  Let me know if you are interested and we can make arrangements.

I would agree.  Have had 20 or so and the good stout ones are all too straight.  Again I wonder why we continue to do this because most of the bulls out there are the same deal.