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Hey coyote, isn't this the litter your wife is blaming on you?  ;) Wished I could get a good pup. Couple more years yet.

Still a baby but she's looking pretty good at a month old.

Looking good, looking big, looking fat. Everything on track I'd say. Keep working that hair every day now that shedding season is upon us and be consistent. They look good and they should compete.

I have a calf that came out of a Mossy Oak cow. Bought from a local guy. First calf heifer, and he was a little small at sale time, but he weighed in at 917# on March 13. Plenty of top, wide based and thick ended, but his front end is rough. Bold shouldered, really toes out, and on a trimming...

Headed to Idaho.

I dunno about you all, but this indicates R4P and TM are getting their posts mixed up.

Justin, I need to have a cat scan or something. Get my brain examined. I've has my nose stuck in too many sire catalogs and am all messed up. Walks Alone, Stands Alone, Walks on Water, My Turn...... They're all the same.  (lol)

Shinola. I'm on the wrong bull. I apologize R4P, I thought you were talking My Turn, the Hook bull that has been posted about so much lately. Got too many different bulls in my head. Sorry about that, my coach does have some really good My Turns, but no calves out of Walks Alone. Thought he was...

I ain't no club calf breeder. I just buy good ones from my coach and let him tell me what'll work on 'em because he's been working with his cowherd's genetics for many years. Years of hard work produced two killer WA calves, not shot in the dark. There I got again. Tell you what, next time I'm...

Haha, been a long time Jbar. Well, here's some fruition of all those winter night PM messages!

Not to knock anyone into the dirt, but for goodness sake, "like begets like" and the bull is only half the equation. Ya, ya, I know, he'll have this much more % influence in your cowherd and all that, but you can't take a good bull, breed him to a crappy cow, and expect to come out golden. Not...

Now that things have warmed up, that baby is going to town. Up and running and bucking and old blue took right to her calf. They have paired up real nice.

(lol) Well, it was so cold last night that I had a blue heifer calf this morning. Got frost all over her face, down her back, and on her tail. Cute bugger out of a first calf commercial heifer of mine. 70 pounder and she'll probably weigh 150 by weaning. Mama doesn't hardly have enough milk for...

Thanks to all y'all. Ya, pretty cool that you can create a calf. Amazing stuff. Christe is hoping for like a $10,000 syndicated bull, if she knew what that was.  (lol) Well, big brother is here to help. Night all.

Thank ya. This bodes well for all the other females I tried to breed last year, so hopefully we'll have a pasture full of nice little A.I. calves.  (clapping) All of our Angus calves will be on the ground here within another month. The LimFlex commercial  calves won't be coming until May and...

We ran every last one of our stinking purebreds through the barn two years back. We have found that not being to nice to the cow helps her get things figured out a lot quicker. I don't know why, but I seem to have done a lot of grafting and working on heifers these past couple years. Getting...

Welp, the long awaited A.I. calf #1 arrived last night. About 8:30 in the evening and 55 degrees, my little sister's cow decided to deliver a week early.  Nice little Angus bull calf out of OCC Homer. Weighed up at 80 pounds. I'd like to send a special thanks to the cow, OCC Homer, and Harold...

Going once, going twice......

Just a month left before #6017 is due. Get in while you can. If you're interested in buying pairs later this spring, I'll have a few available.

Back to the top. Quality females in a registered package carrying a purebred Angus calf. Endless opportunity for breeding options.