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IF this is true Iowabeef why don't people pay the big bucks for the crappy ones if they are going to change so much as they grow?? I do agree thou  that Eye Candy has a very bright future.

Red Angus x Shorthorn cows bred to Red Bull a red full brother to Heatwave.

I think the Eye Candy calves will keep winning, the champion feeder heifer at Nashua today was a Eye Candy she looked really good. Rusty Wire catlle co. raised her.

Well I have bought some bulls that haven't worked on the cows I have bred them to, usually though as a bull get's more proven I find out that I just used him on the wrong kind of cow. Some cows have good calves no matter what u breed them to, some cows will work good one time with a bull and ...

Thanks for the info Scott! what would u say the average birth weights of his calves are and do they usually come early to there due date? Nice hfr calf and if I have some time the next time I am at Shawanoo I will have to try and get ahold of ya. 

I have used cidr's on a lot of cows starting 25 days after calving that puts you breeding them 34 days after calving usually 50% will settle from the 1st service. The one's that don't settle usually get jump started and show really good reheats. Hope that helps.

Great post GLZ the video should be very helpful for those that have no idea yet what the cidr sync is.  (clapping) I would just add that the GnRH at breeding on the timed a.i. cows is pretty important I.M.O. and also the protocol directions for using cidr's is on the bag. Also for people...

2 year old son of All Star this bull is ready 2 go 2 work was used last year as clean up bull. Kept a new yearling bull for clean up this year.              Call  563 568 7610  Located in N.E. Iowa

I would agree it look's like a Montbeliarde!!    (clapping)

Hey Nick thanks for taking time to show us your calves the other day just seen the pics here on s.p. and I gotta say this Headliner steer is way better than these pics show, better get that cowgirl  <cowboy>  of yours updating photos,course we all know she is the real brains behind the whole...

I've used Grizzly on heifers for quite a few people no real complaints most of the calves are in the 70 to 80 lb range with some a little bit bigger, the one thing people need to remember is that the cow still contributes half of the genetics and Heatwave is going to give you some bigger...

First of all grand master is related to your cow so i would try to avoid that, I like Trademark on a Star Power  jmo

Naughty Pine or My Turn have worked really well from what i've seen, not all angus cows can transmit enough power though to make clubbies but a cow sired by Marathon should be able to transmit it just fine.

Well i'm not sure if you gave estramate to all cows 2 days in a row or some one day and the rest the next day. When using estramate to bring cows in heat you need only give 1 shot 2ml ( with a 1 1/2 by 18 gauge needle to insure you get it deep in the muscle) and then heat detect for up to 4 days...

Genex has sexed Grizzly both male and female available now, last year they had Q-dog male only it sold out pretty fast !!!

Nice hfr  <beer>            but I have to disagree when I bred her for this flush I thought she looked to me like she is going to be a pretty big cow  (argue)

How long has she been weaned?    How much does she weigh?  What is the Price?

looks very nice, how much for her??

price and location

I see you added more pictures will all of the calves be pictured before sale day?