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Lynn: i knew I liked the cow in your avatar. I have a Leroy daughter we bought from Grant in the Fever sale and like her alot. Grant is right they have a tremendous amount of hip and top and will be very efficient cattle for the future. I would suggest our bull HVR Gold 002 3119 that is pictured...

I would agree with ITK. offering looks good. I like the lot 1 cow and the TH Free Moonshine cow from Tammy's. I always thought the moonshines would work up here in my country if they were clean. Jim

We had her bred to DF Pure Gold but she dumped her calf after the tornado ent through Loudon and the barn fell around her so now she will calve to B Good Soldier. Our plans are to flush her once in the spring to Sonny. I have 2 vials of semen hid in the tank for that special one. Jim

OB: Thanks but they seem to be quite happy right here in Ontario for the time being. Might have a nice calf out of the bred for sale next year though that could use a home in Ohio!! Jim

Thanks for the comments everyone.My son Glenn did a fantastic job showing the cattle. Mitch; that is the prosperity heifer from loudon's that we purchased in last years Generations of Excellence sale in Creston. She is out of a Royal Mark x Lakeside Rosemary cow. I bought her mother's full...

We just got home from the National show held at the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto. Mark Ebling Judged the show and did an excellent job. Shadybrook had National Champion female with a pure Gold yearling and National Champion Bull with an Ar Su Lu 38 Special Edition yearling. We took 3 head from...

Malinda; I may be a little late with this but at our Club sale here in Ontario we charge a $100 entry fee which is non-refundable upon withdrawal of your animal before the sale. This $100 entry fee is then applied to the comission when the animal sells. As far as pulling one out of a sale...

RCS: I have the honor of being the Canadian rep for Ward so hope to see you there. Jim

JIT and I owned a cunia fullblood cow that we showed to reserve champion maine at Agribition a few years back. We bred her to Border Creek Future and have an outstanding yearling @ JIT's place. Those Cunias were nice females.

I may be showing some age but the absolute worst cows we ever had were some old fullblood simmental cows sired by Lacomb Achillies. They would eat you for breakfast and then come back for lunch.

We will be taking this Feb. yearling bull to Louisville. He is a son of Muridale Buster. We purchased him at the Sun Country Bull Sale and own him with Uluru and B-Good. His name is Uluru Buster 6T. His birth weight was 89lbs.

Resized the Salute heifer picture and the B-Good Rosemary picture. Hope these are better. I must have read Jason's post a dozen times before i figured it out. I finally had to get my 13 year old to do it for me. Does anyone know how to delete the big ones off of here.

Took a look at your heifers. I did not see any feet sticking out just a white car driving by. Good set of heifers though. Jim

Hi Malinda: The conductor heifer we bought at Ohio is continuing to impress us. She is growing into a tremendously broody female. I bred her to calf in may to a DF Gold Eagle x Missie Ruth bull that Glenrothie Shorthorns purchased from Shadybrook 2 years ago at the sale. The calves off of him...

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I posted pictures of these heifers a while ago but thought I would repost them with an invitation to everyone to attend the Generations of Excellence sale in Creston, Iowa. We are very happy with our offering and feel that they represent our program here at Hunt Farms quite well. 1/ Jan. 30...

Thanks OH Breeder. That looks much better. What do you think of her?