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I have noticed that myself. I believe it's the increase of "steer jocks" and people just hearing the money associated with the sell of show cattle and not necessarily putting forth the effort of breeding or feeding that it takes to have a highly respectable set.

I'll give that a try

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Hey guys not real sure where to post this. So I'll just put it up here. I grew up in Caldwell and am now a student at Texas A&M in College station. My herd has "outgrown" my dads place basically we just run to entirely different programs. Here is what I am looking for: A lease place yearly...

she is 16 days old today Ill take a picture this weekend when im back home.

do you think the clones will breed the same way? I know the genetic material is the same but you have to take enviromental factors into account as well

breed her shorthorn or clubby?

Glad someone is getting some rain. I'm sitting in Caldwell, Tx 25 miles west of college station and not a single drop at the home place. Texas Drought 2011 still continues on our place...

simmyman i like that bull, cant stand the pedigree though, and might be to much charolais in the cross

Not sure one what to breed her to!?

Here is a new Sept. 4th Thriller X Wyoming Wind/Unlimited ease calf. What do yall think and what do you believe I should breed her to next. These pics were taking at 2 days of age! I was out at the place last night and she is progessing well great fronted and sound footed. Anyone wanting to use...

Hey Kolten I like the second pic way better. Shows how cocky and powerfully constructed that bull really is. Really like the way his tailhead and hip are designed. He also looks extremely balanced and long spined in that second pic which portrays him much better than the first when people get a...

where can I find info on that bull? Great looking female, but don't remember seeing anything about P2C

I believe alis muscle pattern complements her the best and would be a good mating!

Bojo is alive just tied up in the courts the cow is unreal and super good. The champion chi at san antonio 2011 that I sold was an embryo full sib to bojo. Ali X Heatseeker/alias that we got out of glovers sale.

all of our rocky calves have been a little rounder made but still plenty good. In saying that I would go with either ali or hannibal and figure out which one of the two worked best she is a super cow. Both bulls make good steers but great females! Will clean up that front end and keep the good...

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http://search.charolaisusa.com/anisch.aspx here is the entire pedigree.  WFR Smart Money X Freds Wyoming Wind

have also thought about bojo, smiling bob, or bodacious the bojo son. This cow has plenty of breeding potential definately different than most charolias females. Super sound, great design, stout enough but still functional. Great haired as well. Not sure how I want to breed her i you can tell! ...

Jamie I actually have held her off until october breeding for a july calf for a fort worth or san antonio type calf. I'm thinking monopoly, walks alone, heatwave, or try that new bull red dirt. What do yall think?