Search results

thank you, i have some pretty high aspirations for her

born in early march and the grass kinda hides it a bit but she does have some white on her legs but it is mostly just on the front of her front legs. Located in Baraboo, WI which is about 5 minutes from the Wisconsin Dells and about 45 Minutes north of Madison. we are located about 5-10 minutes...

super feminine brockle faced heifer. super good disposition with a very bright future ahead of her. if i wasnt too old i would be dragging this one around this next year. straight top, nice fronted, and stout enough with pretty good hair for a th negative heifer. she is out of a awesome simmi...

trausch has a real nice set, has one that has big time potential and some really nice heifers as well. they are in anita about an hour or so from dunlap

maybe i am missing it but how is she bred?

i bought two sunseeker calves out of  unreg. purebred angus cows this spring and love both calves. the steer should be a super easy feeder who is correct in his structure and has great lines. he is adequately stout considering he is 1/2 angus but he is great fronted. the heifer is a future...

hired man, eyecandy and naughty pine have all had some pretty wild colored calves and they are reall good too. although you might have to go to a shorthorn of some sort because you might need something to offset the black gene because roughly half of those cows will be homo black if they are out...

i have never used it but some of my hereford buddies have used it in the past and said it worked well to help soften hair and get out the curls and waves.

was that the final plan that got implemented? i thought it was the sliding scale percentage that was what they decided to do.

are you looking to compete with it at state fair as well or just county fair? jackpots? want a breed steer or a x-bred? the more particulars you give everyone the more we will be able to help you out.

its a good show, we go usually every year. about the only thing i would pack that you might not normally bring would be a generator but that is only if you plan on running alot of blowers at the same time. the power is usually pretty good there. it has multiple show supply trailers, good tie...

i think he was between a 5 and a 5.5 which seems to be the trend the industry is heading toward. i actually worked on him and clipped him out for denver and he was one of the most honest bulls as far as true muscle expression that denver had to offer. i think he has some great things to offer...

very good bull, huge topped and explosive through his lower quarter. i would use him on larger framed cattle with more extension through their front ends that need to be stoutened up. he had one of the largest natural lower quarter of any of the bulls in denver and scanned a huge eye for his age.

yes he was. he could have used to be a bit stouter in his hip and wider based but from the profile he was a jaw dropper! anyone know where he found that one or if it was one he raised?

yes, the reserve was a naughty pine that Ryan Goehring sold.

it is tomorrow(wednesday) and starts at 8am i believe with angus first and everything showing in alphabetical order.

you are thinking of Little Cedar Reno and he tested positive for TH not PHA if i remember right. i believe he brought $110,000

i love my double blower. it is great to train the hair faster and also to remove and of the dead skin that if left on limits how well the skin can breath. kind of a pain to use at shows and such due to power issues and portability but at home it is amazing, i get baby calves dried in no time...

my personal oppinion is there isnt such a thing as to thick as long as they are sound and can move and walk without restriction. so without seeing her walk its hard to tell if she is to thick.