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Was he creep-fed? GB

Are you, in this instance, suggesting an appropriate involvement by our Federal Gov't? GB ;) ;)

Ya think? GB

Ryan, you can evaluate cattle in the same fashion as myself...... whatever that's worth.... Professor Bales, tell your Dad that He's raised another Outstanding Sire Candidate. GB

Let me know when you're done with him, if he's still sound and fertile. Serious offer. GB

...... :-\ :-\ :-\ :-\ :o :o :o....Really???? On a 1st calf heifer??????? GB

I have two names for Y'uns: B/B Butch Venture and his twin Bro, B/B Sundance Venture. GB

I Second that Motion. GB

Does that mean the Helianthus cows in your herd dropped a lot of bull and steer calves? ;)GB

How would he Click with a sound, deep British White cow? You're making me think, here! GB

Yep! And Y'uns all think Shorthorn cows get too big at maturity?  ;) GB

The "biggie" would be the one-two punch of Humidity, and the ergovaline which is present in endopyte-infected KY-31 tall fescue.

Funny, how a Hillbilly from the Ozarks can remember things like pedigrees, but, I never could quite master the art of Clipping?????? Hmmmmm???? GB

Is "Easy" staying at Y Lazy Y? GB

yep! From the ground-up, he is different. His coronet band doesn't touch the ground, and his dew claws are not pointed at the dirt.  <cowboy> GB

I think the bottom bull is an old-school Non-show-bred bull, Brentwood Ingress, bred bu Roger Applegate......I THINK........ GB

You think, maybe, that the Angus Association knows that with high calf prices, that folks will use Angus-based Composite Bulls for a few years? ie, Balancer, Simmangus, and LimFlex. GB

Lotsa calves sired by Angus Bulls and out of F1 and F2 Ear-cross cows Grade Choice, with less Backfat. Fact! GB <cowboy>

The only Tri Star Genetics that I can find in the Net in California is a Dairy Semen outfit. Surely, nobody AI'd her that way. ??? ??? ??? GB

Yes, and here's what I think of Y'uns' """Experts""" at Beef Cattle Evaluations and Phenotype Classification. Anyone who doesn't allow a red, dark roan, or RWM steer or heifer in the ring, but, DOES allow Splotchy, Orangey "Roan"  Steers with Brindle Stripes on their legs & a Roman-nosed...