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If that is the case than a Jersey or Long Horn should fit the bill.  Otherwise, I would choose an  Angus bull.  Homer is pretty much guaranteed to throw a small calf, but there are better calving ease Angus bulls.  Since you can AI  yourself I would recommend Barstow Cash, Dameron First...

Perfect solution, lets all just lie.

I think you did very well for $1050.  Keep working the hair.

ZNT has sound advice for this time of year if you have feed.

Contact Tom Mitchell (Mitch) he is on this board. http://www.mitchellfamilyshorthorns.com/

http://abs-bs.absglobal.com/beef/angus.asp?CodTouro=29AN1763 http://genex.crinet.com/beef/index.php?action=DETAIL&code=1SM00121&lang=EN

Sorry, after reading you want to use ABS bulls, I would consider Brilliance, Brave, Final Product, and Upgrade.

I have no clue for the Simmental sire.  What type of cows?

BEB Juneau or WL Satchmo for bone.  EXAR Classen for depth.

To make this as honest as possible, I like the idea of the credit card verification, however, I am not sure you would care for the liability it might create.  I can't wait for the new classifieds to launch.

Have you put pencil to paper yet, seems like that is the next step.  You can figure this out if you talk to the folks who will help fiance your goals.  You can't do it alone, seek advice and the answer will become evident. My advice, practice cattle while you focus on education, but hold tight...

I like the old school Maine Break and Witch Doctor recommendations.  Maine Break would be my first choice.  I saw the bull on display at the IBE back in the day (maybe 93) and he was cool, even for today.

As a project, I would feed him hard and enter him into a carcass contest. 

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Twist = round or bottom round.  More appropriate for lambs, but could do in a pinch for steers.

74-51 Changing Times.  He has only been promoted nation wide since his Denver win.  No calves  that I know of, maybe some in OK. For a lim-flex I would choose something good fronted with lots of rib, easy fleshing, and proven with no genetic defects.  BC Lookout comes to mind.  Possibly...

NE Iowa, 09/04/12 Butcher Cows Sold 160  Head High Dressers $81.00 - $88.00 / cwt Low Dressers $63.00 - $78.00/ cwt Old & Thin Cows $25.00 - $55.00 / cwt Really depends on how much fat cover they carry. The fatter they are the more money they will bring.

All my cow are at the ET vet and the results have been dismal.  My no miss legend cow and a Holstein receip heifer took first time. They are on the third heat for a couple and I am waiting preg checks.  Dang heat!!!!!!  June, July , and August were always almost near 100.  I have saved two cows...

Most market reports did not go back to March.  Here is one from Bloomington Livestock Exchange in extreme SW Wi. Bloomington Livestock Exchange Results from Feeder Cattle Sale Friday March 16th 2012 1,672 head Cattle sold on a good steady/strong market.  Demand excellent on the groups of high...