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On average it's our angus cows that give us fits. The SimAngus calves out of them are most times very easy to handle. All cattle breeds have a few wild ones. All bulls don't work the same at every farm either. Switch bulls and see if that helps........good luck. Don't give up on Simmental's yet!

Purple Ribbon Prospect sale 2014 will be held November 1st @ the Waukon Equity Livestock Sales Commission Waukon, Iowa 7 pm. SHOW STOCK UNIVERSITY clipping clinic from 4-6! Make sure you come for that! Royalty crowning 6:30. Huge promotion item this year. Bob and Joyce McFarlane are donating...

I'm young with a wife and baby girl. I have fought the last 15 years of my life to get where I am. Finally have 30 head around and have already sold two cows I have enough genetics in the herd from. If this deal gets much higher I will sell the mature cow herd maybe the bred heifers and possibly...

Used a unit of Payback last night and was just looking him up to record any info and I see it lists Galant as his MGS same bull being talked about here? And very interesting thread as we breed Simmental cattle and FB ones always caught my eye.

Only way I TAI them with Cidr's is Cidr+Gnrh Monday, Lute Sunday 7PM, Pull Monday 7PM and breed Wednesday 7PM with Gnrh. If I'm going to watch them I will lute and pull same time and TAI about 80 hours. Luted 6:15 Sunday they are just standing (heifers) at 10:30 am......

We have a heat detection system for our dairy cows. We are finding 25-28 heats are very common. Very few 21 or under. We have no heifers on the system but buddy of mine does and he gets them 25/26 all the time too. This year I am seeing alot of really long standing heats. One heifer was over 36...

I'll be danged. I had a perfect mating to him this spring untill I seen these two come out. We won't be using him on that heifer but will use him more on mature cows. Really love the calves.

We had 2 Maternally Yours calves this spring both out of 3/4 Simmental cows. 102 and 85 #s and way to stout for a heifer. Nice calves tho. I'd use NI or another PROVEN calving ease bull

I have loved our Right Answer calves. Have one with her first calf. More body and better udder than her momma.

The year he died salesman said he had 10 on truck and I grabbed it. Used 7 on some commercial projects and they sure were fancy. If anyone knows someone who wants it bad let me know and I'll make it right with you!

Sure glad I read this thread! Was just going to breed a xbred heifer myself to About Time, if someone is really paying $250 for it I sure heck ain't using it! On other hand I've used Revolution, Worldwide, Limited Edition, and Victor 719T. Seen some calves out of Cheyenne at Select and he will...

I have never seen him add guts. Fronts can get sloppy on the wrong cow too but still a good bull especially for the money!

12 year old bull, not really good calving ease and Genex over produced sexed semen and has way to much inventory. We bred 3 heifers to 90% female last year. Best heifer calf is a Mo Better x Hairy x Sundance Kid. 2 heifer calves were 74 and 81#. Had In Dew Time that had bull by herself at 95#...

Wouldn't want you to go broke now would I?

Jumpstart and Grandmaster. Used alot of Jumpstart over the years and he does great.

I love his front 1/3! Rest maybe bad pic?

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3LIJeOatd-U&feature=youtu.be W/C United x Mcm Marbler clean up duty for us this year. What do you guys think?

Nice!

Prayers to your family

Crome and stout!