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Leanbeef I never get excited about color anymore. The herf x angus cow we talking about in the other thread 1/6 any color at all. That why she bred to old clubby bull Hotspot! No color out of that mating and she might just get culled!

Firesweepranch I seen them too, good sale book today and holy smokes there are some painted up ones. I wouldn't have a problem selling them kind of heifers at our club calf sale but PB bulls would be a tuff go. Wouldn't mind using bull like that on my angus and shorty cows for a flash of color...

Ejoe I have no idea my vet's thoughts on how it helps but all I remember is that when she gets really close that ball gets really big and covered in her manure and cornstalks stuck to it and he thinks that the sooner she calves the less the risk of infection (maybe retained placenta) will be? I...

Well Leanbeef they do know what it is so thats why we induce her to prevent any further problems. It's pretty easy to spend couple bucks on a cow to keep her in production.

Leanbeef and ejoe thats the conclusion the vet came to as she got super fat after being aborted and held over six months. First time she did it when we induced she laid down and had twin Headloner calves like 6 days late. Last year 102 lb Amen. Love the cow and she is intended for when clubby...

Seen Lucky Boy on Allied there and think I will put him and Substance on my list with Lucky Charm to start with.

That's right Leanbeef. Live calf then growth then maternal then % then the baldie.

As stated in an earlier post I have kept a daughter and not a prob. Yes she vaginal prolapse. I wouldn't keep a cow that needs stitches. For $2.80 I can induce a cow. So I guess I'm not going to be a lot harder on her for that. More likely due from flushing her then vet accidently aborting her...

One eye jack yearling bull so his calving ease won't be real proven and Legacy also on there. I want to stay away from Legacy if possible. The heifers would be out of In Dew Time Jumpstart pharoh and Shear Force daughters. Just be nice to get away from Legacy and try to make some out cross calves.

The ball she has out gets dirty goes back in and thats why it concerns my vet to wait for her to calve so we induce.

Matt I like the idea but I can't get past the red trait trac! Spend enough money easy year testing clubby cattle rather use clean simmy stuff!

I have a hereford angus cow that stays super fat year round. At calving she pushes out a "ball" so on her due date or few Days after we induce her as risk for infection goes up every day according to my vet. She is always bred clubby bit did keep a simmy heifer out of her and she has yet to do...

I agree with you on 1/2 and 3/4. Reds are better than horns for  me.

Keep them coming thanks guys. Legacy pretty hard to get by. Have two Long Shear Pleasures coming this year. A front runner but Legacy! Top Grade I like just dang legacy again thanks for thoughts. He is a maybe if I have to settle for it. Felt bull looks ok, numbers and Trait Trac ruined it...

Looking for an AI available 3/4 Simmental CALVING EASE sire. In a perfect world he would be HOMO Black and HOMO Polled and a baldy. Don't care what the other 1/4 is. Must be calving ease, trait trac GREEN, high MWW, and growth. I'm just drawing a blank on these bulls. Using on 1/4 blood females...

Right Answer. Used him on shorts angus simmy herf and limmys on custom heifer projects. He will do all what you want and more

Caphice heifer calf 75 lb bw. Out of 1st calf heifer  FFF Fantasy Son x Firewater PB Charolais cow. Unassisted and had been up and sucked when I found her.

I would not call it a band-aid. Breed cows for a herd of cows where they are mostly dry lot with decent hay. First year we cidr'd and had aval 4 tubs out along with protein tubs. Bred july 4th stuck less than 50%. This year we had same mineral used MGA and at lute shot gave MM 90. ONE heifer...

SimAngus and keep her breeding balanced. Or seen sexed semen on power to change.

2nd Right Answer. Got 2 heifers.