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Total BS, they knew better. Sorry for beating around the bush.... (lol)

A. Monopoly B. BIM C. Solid Gold (tough, like Thriller females) D. WMW E. Eye Candy F. Mercedes Benz G. Bojo H. Bodacious I. Walks Alone J. Dirty Hairy 2 K. Grizzly L. Irish Whiskey M. I 80 (would love to have seen more RC progeny) N. Carpe Deim O. Paddy O'Malley P. Chopper <beer>

Chill Factor does a great job if the cow has plenty of guts...

Doable is a good term. She has some guys and muscle. Mate to a flat boned hairy bull and I think you will like the results!

I still use some Witch Doctor. Kadabra makes great females, but like most others, they can get straight if mated to straight cows...

Lots of really good pieces. Would do everything I could to soften him up...really nice calf if you can get some belly on him... <rock>

That is a really nice cowy looking heifer. Don't have any experience with MW, but looks like Freddy might know something I did not. I know it sounds really simple, but I always divide mine into bigger cows and smaller cows...whether I am trying to breed maternally or clubbie. An example I plan...

We are suckers for baldies here.. <party>.He is a nice calf and you look fairly relaxed in photo, so it must be going ok (with his temperament). Pretty profile, looks like he is not terribly straight. What is his target (last show) show? Do they have a Simmental division? If so, will he class...

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Very interesting reading. I admire the actual owners (Sue and Davis Shorthorns) for getting on here and becoming involved in a dialogue that could have become petty very quickly (and it really did not)... (clapping) The CO x JPJ bull (Rick's?) was cool to look at. I think if people do nothing...

We have not had a HB that was buck kneed. However, in the clubby business it seems we are always on the edge.  <rock>

Sorry for the loss of the bull, it is never one that you wouldn't mind losing.

Carneyman has had several crops. Not caught on much outside of owner's herd (can't think of a better way of saying that). I have one and love her, but I am not sure her dam could have a bad one. I do agree, she may just be soggy and small enough to use Lifeline... (angel) I have used more Hairy...

Old post, but does anyone have any calves out of him? Anyone used him on Angus cows for replacements?  :-\

I have a missing link here and not OCC Missing Link... (lol) I would love to see some calves out of Simple Man....

From what I hear the two bulls work well together. That answered my question.  (clapping)

The same Capiche that is a JPJ and in Select Sires book?

$2.00 feeder calves....  (lol) Blast away, but $800 for "live" calves could have a LARGE impact.  <party>

Wow, what a heifer that is good and uniquely bred. Not to be the old stick in the mud, but she goes back to Flush and Buck in her extended pedigree. Both had some bw issues and breeding Flush to Buck's (two doses of Buck) tended to amplify this. Her sire being an Ali takes the Easy button...

If I have the right bull in mind Bill Cody owned him at one time. You know your cows better than anyone, but I could not look another person in the face and tell them that that bull would make great females. I air dryed what I had on him years ago..., but what I tell you and $1.50 will still buy...