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Front and rear pics.

We go by birth weight and head size. Wyatt, the other northern improvement we have had came unassisted.

No I don't enjoy pulling calves but like I said she was a first calf heifer and they are going to need some help every now and then.

Yes we did have to assist her calving. We plan on keeping her. I think her dam could be a good producer for us.

I agree this shot does make her look short necked but she has nice extension up front.

This hfr was born in February out of a first calf heifer. Tell me what you think of her.

This heifer will make a good replacement. She was born February 4th. Her sire is our shorthorn herd bull. (Vintage which is a full brother to Dmcc limited edition x pb.shorthorn). Her dam produced 27 eggs in one flush last year. $900

This heifer was born mid February and would make an excellent replacement. Her mother is a milking machine! She doesn't really look like she would be sired by a Monopoly son...looks like a sim angus calf but again...she would have a place in somebodys herd. $1,000.

What have the birth weights been on the touchdown calves? I'm wondering because we bred him to a few heifers.

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Here's a couple pics of a  Panama steers at 1 to 1.5 months old.

Thanks for the kind words Dale. I feel like he would be a steal at this price. One of his steers we are taking to the Kansas Junior Livestock Show to sell.

Need to sell him or he's going to the sale barn! $1,750. His registered name is Panama Red and we are selling him due to the drought!

The smilin bobs are sound.

He was born in March of 2007 which makes him 4. Calving ease, TH and PHA Free. Easy to handle, his calves get better with time. Over the scale price.  Pedigree: MA128661 HOPLEYS SHOW TIME 838X MA156123 DMCC POLLEROID 29A MA95903 OCC ANGELS LADY Sire: xMA23222 DMCC VINTAGE 4G...

This is a smilin bob heifer. Full sister to the red bull.

Here's a Smilin Bob calf we are keeping as a bull.

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