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Monopoly money x HooDoo cow. Aug 4 just started on creep.   

You have seen this one before.

This one is a twin

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All sired by monopoly money born in august.

Here is most current pic of silver calf.

A month ago I posted a pic of a cool silver steer.  The dam of that calf has three full sisters.  All had calves sired by monopoly money.  Here is a pic of a black calf born yesterday.

I don't know where he is located. Here is a spring born we have on the classified ads page Sire Mercedes Benz  x yellow jacket Dam came out of last years priority one sale

No he isn't a rat tail Here is another calf for you full time picture judges. Sire  monopoly  dam  sun seeker double vision Born between June 29 - July 2  (AJ)  lol

Ah  AJ  we can count on you to be skeptical.  i didn't weigh this calf  i think after forty years of raising show cattle i can guess within 2-4 pounds of what they weigh.  you probably never see him as a mature bull.  he is destined to show in south Texas.    i do appreciate your thoughts.  i...

Born unassisted .    never showed cow.    tested her.  double clean.        we tried to sell her.  i guess we priced her too cheap.  lol.    glad we didn't sell her 5 years old.  not flushing her.

Takes a great cow to get it done year after year

88-90 lbs.  not little but not big framed.  last years brother was a great one too.  he is in this pic

Had to post this pic of one of our new borns.  he was born unassisted.  sire by monopoly money out of a milkman daughter. All the pieces are here to be a bull prospect or a great slick shear steer. It is said a great one can be identified at birth.  pic is at 24 hours of age. 

He looks great heath.  Those genetics on the cow side are still good to have around.

Thank you for your input.  That is what I wanted to read.  It will help in deciding wether to castrate or leave a bull.  Our first decision is wether he is good enough to make a bull that people would use on their black cows to raise show steers.  Next question is wether he is good enough...

To be real honest, we don't know what she is.  Just a K-Kim cow.  After we get him tested then I will pursue that avenue too.    We bought her from Burke a couple of years ago.  Just a real nice shorthorn cow that produces good calves.  And she does it every time.

This calf is out of a K-Kim Cow and is sired by Monopoly Money. At this time, We are not sure what we are going to do with him.  I can tell you that we will get a blood test done to make further decisions.  At that point we will ask ourselves would you breed to this bull if he was solid black. ...

Here is a monopoly money steer we sold earlier this year.  We liked the two calves we got from him.  so we leased him and bred all the summer and fall cows to him. Great hair,  Real sound,  big footed, big bone.  Not reccomended for heifers.  Big hip. You can find this calf at copus cattle...

I have heard this for as many years as I have been involved in showing livestock.(50)  For my family it was about learning responsibility and animal husbandry for my kids.  They learned that competition was fun when they won and it built determination to do better when they didn't win. My...