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What do you call reasonably priced?

I have seen this calf and many others of Adam Whites. He has a tremendous set of calves.

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Thanks for your contributions to youth in Agriculture. Will this be an annual offer? Hopefully some o the kids that struggle to raise or purchase calves wil be fortunte enough to earn some of these scholarships.I trust winning won't be a criteria. I think we all know of kids that fall into this...

Shiver will do the same thing,wth more bone,alot more hair,and with more style. Probably not quite as maternal.

If anyone on SP is going to the Pioneer Showdown in Lancaster,Wisc. this weekend [April 24,25] call Adam White Cattle Co. and ask to see his calves. Monopolies,Smooth Sailing,Paddies,Calv-a-Bulls,Dirty Harrys and on and on.One hell of a set of calves.

You mean t o say "Ole" Vegas finally sired a decent purebred ? Accordin to what I have been told by most of the original investors, maybe the calf should be called "Wonder".

Has he been tested? Can't tell a lot from your pics,He needs more spring of rib for me. I would have to see him walk also.If using for a strictly "clean up" bull he might be fine. What does he look like from behind?

Both are good bulls with relative calving ease. IMO use Total Soluton,sleep at night,and have very saleable calves or really good replacements.

I think Iop Sires has him or direct from Lautners. Matt is delivering ours to the Pioneer showdown this weekend.

Not a bad calf,however I seriously doubt he could dance with some [alot]of the black calves I've seen. NOT critizicing just responding to your statement.Should make a good breed steer in Okla. or Tx.

Haven't seen UG semen this cheap. Don"t Like his calves? Curious.

Shake is another bull that has flown under the radar. Some of you youngun"s will learn that sometimes bulls don't get mentioned much because for the first coupla years they are being used by folks that might say the calves are out of something other than what they are really out of,or they won't...

Another update on Fever: Got message there have been two known "pulls" on crossbred first calf ex show heifers. All calves are alive and doing well.[The calves only weighed 82 lbs.]

Have seen him.Not trusting my own opinion,I asked several trusted souls to see if he was as good as I thought he was.The consenus is this: If he breeds to his like and kind,he might garner his daddy's reputation and move to the next level.Only time will tell.I have semen waiting for breeding...

A lot depends. That question is way to broad. What kind of cow? What's the breeding? What size are they? How much depth do they have? What about feet and legs.Any idea what possible calving problems might derive from the cow family? Are they long spined or short? These are a few questions you...

Jacee's Ramblin Fever [Angus] I-80 [Maine] Thriller,Jesse James,True Blood and Headliner,[Crosses]

First of all, good lookin heifer.I still would also question how you can show a 3/8 ths Simmy as a low prcentage Simmy at a show which they are supposed to be 50 percent Simmy? just curious.You have a lot of options,but I would flush her for maternal. But thats an old guys way of thinking.

both products mentioned ARE GOOD PRODUCTS. However,if you need the flank dropped and more fill,you shoulda started about 30 days ago.On show day morning,ive her a half a flake of GOOD alfalfa. That will help some. Miracles usually take longer than a few days.

He is one of the quiet bulls. He works now and i years past, Reserve Champion Steer last year at Wisc. State fair