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Charguy, I think that circle cee legend is owned by Horseshoe E. . So he was used on some good females.  Do you see any clves not at Circle Cee or Horeshoe E?  I just want to know the beeding of the females he was used on.  A very nice ledger sn with -6.0 bwt EPD. I case someone wants to look...

Charo, Which group of claves had better performance and confirmation? The Wranglers or the Xplorer calves?  I am asking because the Xporler calves seem to give up plenty on birth weight with a -9.1 BT EPD.  I know Xplorer is a complete outcross to the Bluegrass decended bulls from LT mentioned...

Ralgro is a chemical called Zeranol it is a mycotoxin that functions as a estrogen agonist.  It works by simulating the adrenal gland to produce the hormones that produce the growth affect.  After looking at the show rules I would not use Ralgro with out asking them first.  Given the rules I...

Not a bad ration considering he hasn't been weaned.  Yes you can get ralgro in Australia: http://www.jefferspet.com/products/ralgro-implants

What kind of condition is this steer in?  If he is thin you have a much better chance of hitting your minimum 1.33 kg per day weight gain requirement.  If he is already fat tthen it becomes hard to get him to sustain gains near that level.  The main thing is to keep his feed intake up with out...

Do you suspect the 150 coq has the diluter genes from perhaps having some Charolais blood?  He lloks greyish brown and that is what give me the throught to aske the question.  Nice bull calf and I don't thnk his front end is that bad.  For heavy front cattle see some flecks.

In the US talk to Doug Parke - 859-421-6100 on Caaptain Morgan: http://doublebardfarms.com/simmental_patrons.html

SVS Captain Morgan 11Z  If you can get someone to sell you thesemen out of a breeding interest they own.

Nice to see a calculated risk payoff.

All of these Char cross bulls closely resemble red factor charolais bulls.  why not increase your consistency by using a bull like HRJ Bulletproof: http://www.semexusa.com/beef/i?lang=en&beef=view&view2=MC357978

My comments are based on the reality that a bull needs to be at least say 1100 before you can use him to breed cows or he will get beat up in a multiple bull situation and if he is that small we has little reserves to draw on during the breeding season and fewer cows will be bred as a result...

I bet the prices on some of the bulls will be very reasonable even though I don't think they will be good buys due to very low performance evident in at least half the bulls. Any bull with either a an actual or adjusted yearling weight of under 900 LBs in the northern plains should be...

Lookiing at the calves out of old FR31 bull did you ever use a bull called Aiglon or his sone Tee Anchor Aiglon?  Theyb produced rancher type cattle and were easy calving not too big but easy to get along with.

For power: LFE The Riddler 323B For more calving ease: CCR COWBOY CUT 5048Z

Freddy, The only reason why I suggested Pilgrim is because the guy seemed to want from his responses a power bull with some show ring credibility. If you want a sleep easy calving ease bull that showed well then look at MVY Xplorer's 21X get at...

If it is bone, power, and showability you want  I would certainly look at SVY Pilgrim.  A true power bull that has plenty of maternal background and comes froma program with plenty of show ring cred: http://www.charolaisbanner.com/gerrard/Pilgrimpld6555.htm  Also note he has good EPDs.  The...

If you want to record the calf stay witha purebred bull.  Of the bulls you mention I like Game on and firewater the best.  If you want a red factor bull look at HRJ BULLETPROOF 411B.  Right now their are plenty of purebred bulls that show weel that also calve well.  see the latst show edition of...

Check out the Minnesota-Wisconsin Charolais Association newsletter: www.charolaisusa.com/pdf/2014/MNWIdirectory_web.pdf

You have plenty of confidence in her.  I aways herd that the Coleman cattle were more performance than calving ease.  He doesn't have the ussual calving eease profile. But I like the bull choice for her.  For the [eople on this board in his area she is an average sized Limo heifer nothing huge. ...

What is her breeding and what percentage fullblood is she?  I am asking because I have also noticed some fullblood cows that aren't bad as well and are huge improvements over the early imports. What are gojng to breed her to?