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I agree with DL...nothing worse than thinking you have an open cow with an inaccurate blood test, and then hitting her with Lutalyse to bring her into heat.  You most likely just terminated the pregnancy if she was actually bred.  Another thing a blood test won't tell you is how far along the...

Now that's funny!!  And so true!!  On a side note, I've heard similar bad experiences with the Iron Mountain cattle, but have not used him personally.

This is our very best bred heifer, sired by RTM Top Shelf (dam is Right Time 338 X 6807) and she is due Feb 24th to Bush's Unbelievable (SAV Bismarck son) owned by Reimann Ranches.  Bonus is she ultrasounded safe...with a heifer calf!!  <rock>

CAB....how about Fat Tony??  Seen a couple really nice ones out of him.  Not sure how proven he is though.  He was on my list had things went differently at the sale that day!!  :(

Thanks everyone for the suggestions and pictures!  We did make a short trip yesterday and brought home a real nice heifer for Ryan.  Everyone's help on here was surely appreciated...made the decisions tough, as there were many good ones to pick from!  Thanks again!  Mark

The biggest challange is the distance...wireless transmitters won't go that far and you have to have a clean line of site.  I think your only option is to have a computer and internet connection at the farm, and have the video feed uploaded to an IP address on the internet.  Then you can check...

Who did you pick??

So how are people mating him to get the best results?  Using him on real moderate females?  Are they good enough bred to clean cows?  We are expecting one in march...bred him to a real clubby purebred angus second calver.  Have more in the tank, and was curious what has clicked the best??  Thanks!

Thanks for all the posts and PM's!  Ryan is taking his time and considering all his options.  Tonight he asked if anyone has sent pics of a RED heifer.  Red angus, red maintainer, red commercial...  Any of those out there for him to consider??  Thanks again!  ;D

What was the prices like on the breds?  Top, or range??  Thanks!

We are still looking to find a show heifer for my 9 year old son, so something "kid broke" is preferred.  Open to different breeds, and some color is OK.  Need to be able to make a cow out of her down the road too.  More reasonably priced preferred too.  So...if you have something that might fit...

Looking good Ron!  Although he is even more impressive in person!!  Good luck at the sale...  (clapping)

6100, 6000, 5800, 4000, 2100, 2000, 3100, 1500, 3200, 2500, 1625, 1325, 2100, 1500, 1650...according to my sheet watching on the internet.  Maybe someone that was at the sale can comment more on their quality.

I watched part of the sale online...the bull brought $5100.00. 

We couldn't make the sale...how did it go?  Who were the high sellers and what was the avg?

Thank You to Steve R. from MN on your purchase of our 8 registered Angus cows for sale!  It is greatly appreciated!  We do still have our herd bull, Bluff Country BullsEye for sale...he is pictured on our homepage.  www.bluffcountrycattle.com  PM or call for more info...thanks!

Plan now to attend the 2011 Kramer Angus & Guests Fall Female Sale!! Offering an impressive lineup of top notch show heifer prospects, and donor quality bred females... Date: Saturday, November 5th, 2011 at 2pm Location: Farina, IL Consignors include: Kramer Angus, Birk Beef Cattle, Four...

We moved all the cows home today, so they are easy to view.  We preg checked the rest, and all are confirmed pregnant.  Check out our website for the current info and prices.  Thanks for all the inquiries!  Mark www.bluffcountrycattle.com 

Here's another real nice cow in our sale offering, pictured from this summer!  She's a young cow that I bought as a heifer calf from Kramer Angus in IL.  Her first calf was a bull by Bismarck that sold quick, and her heifer calf born this spring by Adrenaline will be part of our showstring next...

Cows are priced from $1500 on up...  Here is a link to the data sheet on our website, with footnotes and prices.  The dam of the 812 cow pictured, our foundation Pohlman cow that stood second in class at a past Jr Nationals, is also on the sale sheet...due with a heifer calf!  Any questions...