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Kinda hard to tell much from that picture but I think he is a decent bull.  Looks like he might break a bit behind the shoulders and maybe a scosh pinched in his forerib but I can appreciate the breeding condition that your bull is displayed in.  I hate looking through a bunch of fat to see...

In my opinion JPJ has done a lot of things right as far as improving the breed where needed.  He consistently downsizes cattle for mature size which is definitely needed in many shorthorn herds in the u.s.  He usually decreases birthweights, not sure if he is bulletproof but very few bulls are. ...

I would like to think that the panhandle of Nebraska is cowboy heaven.  There are some downfalls, such as extremely cold and windy winters.  Sometimes we have snow on the ground for 6-7 months out of the year and have low temperatures of -30 to -40 without windchill figured in.  Summers can be...

I think I would have doubled the hammer price and took them both home! <cowboy>

A very, very, very sound one. (lol)

He should sell high! He is a stud! <cowboy>

I personally like them both.  I would definitely show the heifer in the top pic.  The one in the bottom pic is still good and I like her potential as a cow but is too leathery fronted to show.  That top heifer is a good hooch! <cowboy>

Hey there coyote!  I agree with JTM, 38Y is a stud!  How's it goin up there?

Any commercial guy will tell you, "It's not how much they weigh when you sell em, it's what you have in em that really matters." I preach efficiency every day.  I, like most commercial cattlemen, want a cow that weans a high percentage of her bodyweight (50-60%), holds her flesh while doing so...

pm me with price and location.  Nice heifer!

Maybe my alltime fave tho is one that my late grandpa used on occasion.  "That sumbuck would starve to death at my place"

"That air under 'em don't weigh much" or "In all my years, I still aint ever ate any cannon bone"  I love these 2 <cowboy>

Touchstone is a OLD angus bull.  I beleive he was born in 1991.  I know we had a Touchstone son in the mid-90's that was a decent bull for terminal cross.  They are stouter and heavier muscled than most angus but not much maternally in my opinion.  I know Monopoly's mom is supposedly a...

Grand and Reserve steers at Dawes County in Nebraska were Immortals.  Both were raised and shown by kids from the same family and they only have like 15 cows so it aint like they went out and picked thru 200 head to get these 2.  They were damn good steers!

My 4-H club was never real active but back in the day, our football team participated in slave auctions.  The local salebarn would hold the auction and advertise it free of charge.  We usually had around 20 guys out for football and would usually raise around 3500-4000.  We sold it as 10 hours...

That is funny!  I used to work at a large feedlot where we used a feed sack on the end of a rope, dragging it behind a horse to lure cattle out of their pens into the alleyway, it worked very well.

Bow down when you come to my town!

Love her!  (clapping)

Well over 100 and 170 are 2 totally different things! :o

WOW! (clapping) (pop) <beer>