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There were a few calves on The Trausch Blog, I searched Young Money on it and got a few calves to pop up.

I have seen a few calves on the internet out of this bull but was wondering if anyone had any experience with him. If so what kind of cows do you think he will work on. I have a THC positive Orange Crush Female that I am planning on breeding to Young Money this week and was wondering what...

I have used him some and have been noting but pleased. I honestly think that this bull is going to be a great asset to the industry.

In my opinion, with how the world population is growing and with more and more people saying that the inefficiency of raising meat products, I think that one of the most important aspect of cattle feeding should be turning towards efficiency. Not only with feed efficiency but also carcass...

The holstein steer may perform in a feedlot although I don't think that they can rival  any of these 3-way beef crosses as far as efficincy goes. To make this equation of the perfect feedlot steer more difficult. I want a calf that can spend its first 7 months on pasture and mommas milk and gain...

This is a very opinion based post but what does everyone think. I know that an Angus steer is hard to beat. But doing some searching and looking at the results from a few studies, it has me thinking about crossing my commercial herd (Angus) on herford bulls. I have been nothing but pleased on...

Trausch genetics at their finest. She looks really good. Good luck with her

There is something about having a bred and owned champion steer. I know that the people that buy steers work their butts off too but raising your own High Quality Steer is one of the most rewarding things you can do. Great job!!                                                                    ...

That is a lot more color that I am used to seeing. lol All of my cow herd is black with the exception of 1 white cow. The calves look really good and unifor as JTM said.

What are all of your opinions on this bull. Do you think that he packs enough punch to use on a registered angus. I know that it depends on the cow but I would still like all of your opinions.                                      Thanks, Silent Hollow Farm

If you want to keep it herford, you could try the Heat Wave son Red Rock.

The cow is out of a Fountain's Fortress Bull (Older Angus Bull), and her mother is a Diversity daughter. When he was born he only weighed about 76 lbs. I like it when they come at that weight and look that good lol.

I will probably put him up for sale but not for another 4 months.

Here is a March 27th Texas TwisterXRegistered Angus (She is a ground Sow). I would love to have some feed back on him.                                                       Thanks, Silent Hollow Farm

This was a discussion on another post but it got me thinking, what is the age that you wean your show calves. We wean our show calves at 5 Months. What does every one else do?

SHE CALVED!! This morning at about 2:30 A.M. 85 pound bull calf and unassissted  (clapping). Good feeling to be done with calving lol

Well, still no calf today. Will probably check her tomorow morning and make sure there is no problem. The only reason I am 100% of her due date is that we have no bulls and neither do the neihbors. I will keep you all posted.

I have a 11 year old Angus cow bred to Johnny Walker Red. She was due March 31 but has not yet calved. I am 100% sure of her due date because we dont own any bulls lol. I was wondering what you would do if she was yours. Thanks                                                              ...

We have a 2003 Dodge 3500 Cummins Manual. Flat out the best truck we have ever owned. There are many out there with over 200,000 miles on them and still running smoothly. 

He is as long as a train!! They should do well with him.