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I might be tempted to try Dream Catcher on her. Werning's other bull Yardley High Regard seems to be gaining some popularity as well. Either of them could pretty her up some and get a show prospect.

The extra white shouldn't bea problem with Angus cows- will he generally add or moderate frame size? Looks like he will throw a little hair which is a bonus. From what I have read he sounds like a good all around bull as long as you are careful of color.

There should be a lot of calves by him.Opinions please. Very good looking bull- I know a lot of people like him, but how are his calves looking. I am thinking of using him on some PB Angus. Just never seen nor heard much about his calves. I know he had some daughters do well at nationals, but...

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I saw him at stud the 1st spring he was collected. He is very thick, overall a very good bull in my opinion. I am a little surprised he hasn't gotten used more.

I-80 structurally is a wreck. Very straight and high flanked. I was really disappointed because I was gonna use him. I wold be very surprised if he can still walk.

http://centuryacresangus.com/history.html There is a picture of him on this link. He was big time back in the day.

There have been a lot of posts recently regarding One and Only. I would consider him as he is a larger framed bull and would certainly be a great TH free option. Also agree on Sunseeker and Hannibal, and they make great females.

How about Predator? Sounds like he is working well and is TH free and is an outcross.

Thanks-will definitely consider that. There are not many calving ease options that fit what I want that are not related to Built Right. And I thought this was only a problem in the club calf world (lol)

What would you recommend for Built Right 1st calf heifers? These are from Angus 1st calf heifers(1/2 bloods) I figure you have some 1st hand experience in this scenario. Had thought about Trademark as there is an awesome BR x Trademark that has done a lot of winning here in Iowa. Also thought...

Natural glow from ADM/Moormans will help also. Rinse, brush, rinse, brush etc.

Did you breed any Grandmasters last year? If so how do they compare? I used Built Right and Dream Catcher on Angus last year and would definitely say the BR calves are deeper bodied,  softer made and more moderate framed. My DC are hairier and a notch bigger boned. Of course my DC calves are...

I leave cidrs in for 7 days and my cows cycle back in 3 weeks if not settled.

How about the foundation heifers?

Link to his obituary for those interested. Truly a great man and a LEGEND in the cattle business. http://www.amestrib.com/articles/2011/06/24/ames_tribune/obituaries/doc4e049dc1cb6f5862051542.txt

You can get semen. It is limited and will cost $50.00 per straw.

Baytril and banamine- better talk to a vet.

Get a cool Bot- if you do a search on this board you will find alot of info. It sounds like this will keep them cool.

Jr Swine Show $750 for Grand Champion $500 for Reserve Grand Champion July 17, 2011 Webster County Fair Grounds Fort Dodge, Iowa Judge: Cody Schminke --------------------------------------------------------------------------------...