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This is a highlander x heat wave first calf heifer. Pictured at 6 months old and then again at 18 months old after her first calf. Came at 50 pounds and you can see her bag and how good of cows they make.

In my opinion a bull that injects foot size and bone in the angus breed will make more money I think that's what a lot of angus females lack which cuts down on productive years.

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I've talked to some people on this subject and tell them the same thing. I hope he comes in and does the absolute best job we have seen in quite some time. But I am not holding my breath, the man has hardly been around a show of this magnitude, brahman shows and Fort Worth are completely...

They don't get branded until they are officially done showing so depending on when pictures of champions were taken that they may or may not have a brand

Definitely not a cow changer. I'd say if you had a small framed monster assed and bellied female, he'd work real good

This is an exile that was sold a couple of years ago. Not very good pics but was big stout footed, big legged, super cool from the side just a little disappointing to me when you got in behind but adequate

I'm sure we've all seen her on here. But my best deal was the heat wave heifer I bought off hensleys in indiana

Looking for a hard working individual for a full time position running a show steer barn. Washing and drying, clipping experience optional. Call or text 9402101127 if interested.

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If it's cross plains, texas. It's probably dean dilliard. He's about the only guy out that way that would have cattle like that.

I wasn't sure about ARB at San antonio

Agree completely, too many jet fronted bulls on the market you could breed too.

I saw and worked on one of the best in my opinion one of the best fat steer Walks Alone's this weekend as far as structure, shoulder and temperament. Big hipped, stout at the ground and up top. Maybe not the most moderate calf but stI'll a great one.

If the heifer is not a purebred animal, it shows in the ORB at Fort Worth and San Antonio, if it is of American Registration it shows in the ARB at Houston. Only difference is the chis, they have to be 6.25% chi and they show in the chi breed at SA and Houston. Breed percentages determine where...

Downsize a cow, but will stouten one up but keep that cowy look.

In San Antonio this week with her. This was her after I clipped her the other day. I'm just ready for this one to start making money!

Yes I was gonna post in that post but couldn't find it

Mini herf steer what do yall think? This is a great one I think