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My father in law bought a son last year out of a bull test that was really good. Long thick and deep really a nice bull. He does have one fault he rolls to the outside on his feet alittle and he does have smaller feet which I do believe to maybe be a connealy problem. I have t seen him this year...

I have a picture of him that I cut out of him from the western livestock journal bull edition from sometime in the 70s. He appears bigger than most bulls of the time.

I didn't think he had any real use after our experience. Now I wish I hadn't thrown out last bit of him away a couple years ago

What are his strong suits and weaknesses. I remember my dad using him when he first came out. That being said none made Bulls or made it to being a cow here for very long. Ours seemed harder doing no assed cattle.

Big thick cows they look good top one could use a new udder though.

I use them on my fall cows due to the fact that I leave in the dark and get home in the dark and they are super easy to see with a flashlight. I think they work pretty good just don't breed unless they are solid. You want to be sure that they are warm when you put them on so the glue sticks...

That's what I am looking for a 6 frame bull that's long wide and deep.

Wise guy would you conside or 33x to be a sure of longer ribbed cattle or just average he looks short from his pic but it's hard to judge deep ribbed cattle in a picture

i sure like Jaxson he should be a real cow maker with his pedigree

That is definitely not the case here angus bulls that aren't considered heifer bulls get hammered. All of the sales I ve been to no matter how good the bull is I guarantee will bring 1000 less at least. I don't agree with it but I have to breed for what's in demand so all I've been using is...

Disposition and feet

X bar is exactly right on his comparision. I used to think $e was great but I don't give it a lot of consideration anymore. I think the only $ value that is of use is $w its not strictly a output value as I believe all the others are. $w takes the inputs and weighs them against expected out puts.

Strictly judging by pictures and nothing else, it would appear the bulls aren't as good as last year. Last years catalog I could hardly find a picture of one that I didn't like. But it's never good to rely on a picture solely.

I do know that connealy Irish is calving ease maybe a little on the shallow side and will probably have the most frame of any of the Bulls you listed. Know a guy who saw dash and said he flat just didn't like the bull. I don't know of the reasons why.

I have you used tiger quite a bit and a home raised son even more here. I really like the tiger cattle. The tiger bulls here have been deep and soft looking with enough width, big nuts and big good feet. They don't have as much base width as I hoped but they aren't narrow by any means. my oldest...

Just bought a 20 ft Wilson with 3 compartments and love it. Have several friend s that have Wilson too and they will never own anything else. Had a 20 ft featherlite before will never own another rear gate and rear end aren't built heavy enough for what we do but we are in the mountains a lot so...

CCS atlas doesn't show up in many pedigrees that I see was he a flop?

That's a great looking calf! What do you believe his mature frame and weight will be?

Save your self the trouble load her and the calf up and ship them. A heifer like that is more headaches than she's worth!

That's a cool ad I remember seeing a picture of the atlas bull before. What's his real name and what's the story behind him? I ve never seen a picture of lcs designer before.