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With no more info than that, you may have to pull a straw to see bull name and registration number

The codes are not coming up, but you could contact the collection site. 49 is Show Me Genetics in Missouri, 262 is Champion Genetics in Texas and 109 is Bullnanza in Oklahoma. 6269 is not a stud code so not sure on it. May have to pull a straw to be sure on it

Family photo left to right Full Figures daughter, Herr Otto dam of all those pictured, Mr Clean heifer and Parisien daughter

Here is the Parisien daughter shown above with her Bold Future bull calf from this Summer

Black Mick or Snafu might work for you

Universal Semen Sales in Montana has all the way back to Parisien for Simmys

Never heard how the Proto mating turned out.  Here is a Parisien on Herr Otto that was born last year to celebrate ASA's 50th anniversary.  We also had calves out of Firn #8, Extra, Signal and Abricot.

I bought some amps 2 years ago and also the tubes and syringes from Universal Semen Sales.  They can get you set up.  Our first time using amps and 4 out of 5 had calves.  Worked as good as the ones bred with straws.

Fall born 2018 Parisien heifer

Galant went for 8 and Achilles for 15.  I should have preset the bids on those, but just missed them when I was out feeding

I have a couple units of Cactus and will use one in the next couple years - breeding for some heifers that he should wok with pretty well.  As far as info on Playboy.  Which one as there is more than one/

They sold as follows: 3 = 42,000 7 = 8,500 10 = 4,000 12 = 6,750 97 = 3,200 199 = 12,000 I thought some of the embryos and semen was very reasonable and was surprised they still had some old Simmy semen in Achilles and Galant

Here is a picture of Cactus Red

He is actually registration #3 ACA 3 and was Alta's Chi bull #1 - 28CA0001

Here is a picture from Select Sires 76 book

Florian was Swiss and his daughters are some very hard calving cows from what the Simmental Association shows on breeding values

You have a variety on the Simmental - ABS, Select Sires and Curtis Breeding Service bulls - 7056 is Toni.  When you have more information on the Simmy bulls you are trying to identify, I will see what I can come up with for you

King Arthur would definitely not be used on anything other than cows that have calved several times.  Sir Arnold and Paymaster are both top 10% of the fullblood population for calving ease and could easily be used on heifers.  You need to know your animals and what they can handle.  The average...

So I wonder what he looks like now and if there are any calves due this year

Thanks Mark - I thought that might be the case.  Birth weights have not been an issue for me with most running 85-110.  My semen interest is in the old Simmental, so if you had some of that; we could talk.