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Here's another really nice, young Angus cow that is for sale!  Her dam was purchased from Chuck & Linda Pohlman in NE, and comes from their famous Barbara line of cows, and is also a maternal sister to several high sellers and champions.  Great cow family and a moderate, easy fleshing female...

We are offering 8 Head of Registered Angus cows for sale, private treaty this fall...available now!  This is a good set of productive females that have done well for us, and left us top daughters in the herd.  They also have a good look to them and can raise heifers that will compete in the...

Give Jan a call...  http://www.aabreeders.com/  He will travel to your farm and do the collection there if you have decent facilities.  Comes highly recommended, very reasonable rate, and not too far from you! 

She turned out nice!  As a group, how would you recommend breeding Style??  I've seen a few, but not enough to see where he works best...

He's kind of like his old man...always looking for a diamond in the rough!  As a past judging team member, it's never too early to teach them "the good ones from the bad".  He's grasping the concept of what the high dollar ones sell for...but he's happy with an affordable one for now too.  When...

Cowboy...do you know the "legality" of practicing embryo transfer without being a veterinarian??  Is it for personal use only?  In my line of work (bovine ultrasound equipment) the AABP has a position that you must be a licensed veterinarian to diagnose pregnancy using ultrasound.  Now I'm sure...

Even my 9 year old son found that baldy lot #12 heifer!!  I said we could keep an eye on her...but he knows enough about math that it wasn't going to happen...  :o

CAB...did you get to see the set in person??  I thought they looked really good online too!  I've never heard of their operation, so thought perhaps there might be some 'sleepers' in there.  Quickly realized I was wrong...everyone seemed to find the good ones! 

I'll be there exhibiting!  Will be working the BCF Technology booth, selling the Easi Scan ultrasound equipment.  Will probably attend some social events too, but if you stop by the booth, be sure to say HI!  ;D  Mark - Bluff Country Cattle

When we started AI season, I called and asked how to mate him.  I was told he will do a lot of things well, based on the early calf reports, but was advised to breed him to more moderate framed females.  We really liked him at the stud, and decided to try him.  I liked his extra size and...

We fed those a couple years ago too...cows did good, but their consumption was very high!  Just like candy, and easier for them to chew it off, vs. licking it seemed.  We plan to try the Vitaferm Power Kegs this winter, as we have heard very good things from friends.

Mostly ALL Angus...Bushs Unbelievable, OSU Beyond, BC Eagle Eye, BC Lookout, RTM Cold Ca$h.  And if we are daring, might breed a couple clubby to One & Only as our 8 year old thought it would be fun to have a baldy!   (clapping)

BullsEye is stilll available...  Priced at $3250, and if he doesn't sell in the next couple weeks, we plan to use him as our herd sire this summer.  He's good and I'm confident enough in him to use him myself.  Any questions, don't hesitate to PM or call.  Thanks again!  Mark  507-273-7205

We bred 6 heifers to Jupiter, and sold 4.  Our 2 Jupiter bull calves out of heifers were 70 and 72 lbs and shaped right for calving.  The heifers were not that big, and we didn't touch either of them.  Plenty of style and have a good look!  2 others we sold also had bull calves less than 75...

Thanks to those that inquired...  BullsEye is priced at $3500 and is still available.  Thanks!

I  may know of a trailer heading to WI, IA or IL in the next few weeks if that would help on shipping!  Any questions...feel free to ask!  Thanks...  ;D

I had planned to wait until I could wash and picture this guy better, but since I posted him in the Eagle Eye post, I figured I could just as well get him on here as well!  Breeding season is not far away, so wanted to find him a new home! Bluff Country BullsEye!  Registered Angus Yearling...

Thanks!  We sure like him...our dilemma is we don't focus, or live in a state, where we can really sell purebred angus steers as show prospects!  I think this is his calling!  We only have 20 angus cows, but could sure find a place for him if we have too.  He'd sure work great on a set of clubby...

I'm not sure any young girl, first time exhibitor, should be showing a yearling bull regardless of whether he has bred cows or not.  It won't stunt his growth.  I'd be more worried about the kid...  ::)

I'll chime in with our experience with Eagle Eye...we had 5 calves born in 2010 out of him.  We calved 3 cows...a 89 lb bull calf (pic below), a 95 lb bull calf, and a set of twins that were 60 lbs each.  Sold one cow to a friend and he got a 72 lb bull calf.  My first 2 were 7 and 8 days...