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If you don't know much on the angus deal when selecting our ai bull imo you should select a bull with double digit docility epd. I am not a big epd guy but this one works for sure. You could also consider sav Bismarck he's a pretty good heifer bull and his calves show well. But they can be...

Those are some great looking calves!! When selecting you next bull I would really be sure you use a high docility bull. Net worth is one of the worst Bulls in the angus breed for docility and they can be extremely wild. We have been using hf tiger 5t here he's a showy heifer bull with great...

Cows look like a great start to me!

Have a tc stockman daughter born in 2000. Has a 364 day calving interval and I have 22 decendants in my herd. I was planning on letting her stay here until her passing but the bull was breeding her the other day and got her down and hurt her. Sorted her and her calf off and put them in a pen. As...

A bull I really like and have had good luck with is hillside leader. Good calving ease and nice cattle all around only had two so far but both out of heifers. One was sold as a bull and the other is in the feed pen to be butchered. Messed up and sold him as a show steer he is super fancy. They...

I have 7 grand daughters of Dover. 2 were first calvers last year sold one absolutely no milk non what so ever sold her. Other lost her calf grafted a twin on her she did ok with him. 5 are calving or calves right now all are nice heifers. To much milk defiantly isn't a problem a couple have...

this is a home raised angus bull october yearling. Hes been out with the cows for a couple weeks tc thunder 805 x hf tiger 5t. What do you guys think?

I would look at hf tiger 5t. I have used him several years and am using a son as a clean up. He is a bull that I believe will work in the show ring and in the pasture. They are deep hairy and massive ribbed. His daughters are raising their second calves and they are fancy beautiful females. They...

I have some commercial shorthorns that are calving now all to shorthorn bulls. I was wondering if there is a way to register their calves as shorthorn pluses?

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Spring heifers started today. This is a captain obvious calf out of a Dover grand daughter 68 lbs

Watched a little of jungels sale online today. There was a few pretty good lots I thought. Congrats to x bar on his purchase of lot 3, she should make a great cow.

That Muridale skoll bull maybe my favorite of this whole thread!

I see him in the cattlevisions lineup. Interesting looking bull really deep sided. I know next to nothing about his pedigree though any inputs?

Haven't used frontman but my uncle raised him so I've seen quite a bit of his bloodlines. Frontmans have great muscling and calving ease. It doesn't seem to matter what you breed him to they will be about a 6 frame. I believe you need to protect him on length of body some. I really like the...

I would be interested in seeing those too. If you had that put together the 80s would be interesting too. I don't know when it switched from shorthorn world to shorthorn country. Does anybody know?

I like her and her calf. Have you had very many Bismarck calves? I have some semen in the tank but I ve heard reports about them being shallow heeled. Is that your experience?

Being you know she has been bred I would wait 10 days give her 5ccs wait 10 more give her 5 more. I started doing this after we has ten replacements stay bred after luteing them.

I was considering using him. I put a list together of potential ai sites and I am just trying to narrow down my power bull list. I was hoping he would put more power and thickness in his calves. If I understood you correct they aren't super powerful? And his capes feet and legs are pretty good?

I hate to be this person but genetics is the best way.