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thats a little harsh,,,he looks more like the kind of herf I would wanna raise than some some of the low growth "clubby " herfs that some are raising

it may not make allot of sense ,but clones DO breed differently than the original sometimes ,,,the heatwaves are good examples of that

I would store in et center,,but we flush our cows on the farm,,guy that does it has no facilities . 

Was doing some inventory the other day,,realized  of eggs in my tank were valued close to 150K...problem I have is my blanket farm policy wont cover it to that value,,and will only pay on theft and fire wind type damage..anybody out there have a company they go through that would let me insure a...

I would say if you have any access to a bagger use that .  I our experience here running it through a bagger eliminates allot of the air exposure ,

Super excited about our monopoly X mustang Sally(firewater platinum)  should make some impressive half blood chars

I would get her clipped tight ASAP too.  Noticed this with my sale bulls this year with the mild winter,,brought them in and peeled heads and necks,and rubbing stopped.  Good luck

We have had good luck using grow and shine,,,kind of a hassle to drench them with it everyday ,but they don't get headshy like the above said,,

I have a agcam,,more money,,,but well worth it for durability

Spring Thaw Embryo sale this weekend on Breeders World.   Come Check out the offering, some of the best genetics in the charolais breed being put up for sale.

You say you want Clubby type cattle, Does that mean Geek Necked, big Hipped, super stout and big bellied.  Cuz thats what you will get with Firewater.  I have used some Hoo Doo bulls in the past, and have a good friend of mine in SD that has a HooDoo bull, and milk can be an issue in the...

We tried it a couple years, conception rates were down 10-15%.  I went to a heatwatch system, and started breeding 24 hours a day.  Makes for some long days and nights, but last year we had a 90% conception rate.  We avg. 75-80 before we started heatwatch and 24 hour breeding.

Angus- Lutton Shorthorn- Double Vision Simmi-  Shear Force Hereford- Online Maine- Ali Clubby- Heatwave Char- TR FIREWATER

I wonder what this would do to the pen shows, would they just be eliminated.  It only talks about a indoor building

Talking about the charolais breed.  Some cattle are getting a little to angus looking.  Not that angus cattle are bad, Just don't think we need to make all breeds like them.

Just noticed your questions was answered.  Not sure he is the bull for everyone, might be a bit clubby for some guys, but Really the kind of bull I think can make a huge impact in the states, We need more bone and performance in our cattle, IMO I am really excited to get these crossroads calves...

I have used Madrid, and it was a calving nightmare, but I used Kojack last year, Felony's sire, and had great luck, would call him easy calving actually.  Calves grew nice, but were different than I thought they would be.  They were Flatter made, and super cool lookin.  Sold the heifers like...

Sorry been away a couple days guys The Bull I purchased the American rights on is Merrit Crossroads, first calves are on the ground in canada. Dennis Serhienko says he is the only candian bull that he has used that would clean up the front end on an american cow.  He is moderate, stout, and full...

I would think Firewater, or Montezuma would do that for you.  Both bulls will powerup cows, montezuma will add a frame score more than firewater if you want them bigger.  Something else to think about, I just purchased the american rights on a canadian bull that will put some power in a set of...

I would not worry at all about a 2nd calver with firewater at all.  But really what do you want out of your calf, do you want a show heifer, or do you wanna make a Low birth cleanup bull.    Need more info on what you want to get done before I can really say that he is the bull for you