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We are doing an online auction with Breedersworld on March 23rd.    I'm hoping it goes well.  I have bought through Breedersworld sales before, and thought they were very user friendly.

I was just looking at a picture of Cunia, and it looks as though he bucks over on his knees pretty bad.  For those who saw him in person, or has used him in the past, was that truly the case, or just a poor representation in the picture.  If he really was that bad I would think his offspring...

We are having an online sale on Breedersworld, March 22-23.  Will be posting more info and pictures in the next couple weeks on www.southernpridelivestock.com

I have several embryo lots selling tomorrow in the Spring Thaw sale in Wisner, NE if anyone is interested.  Catalog can be found at www.primetimeagrimarketing.com or can be found at www.liveauctions.tv Miss 602 Chill 379N x Full Flush x Irish Whiskey x Monopoly Throgmartin 406 Meyer x Heat...

I have been told Tycoon works well on Heat Waves.  i've bred a couple that way, so we'll see how it turns out.

I read that poloxalene is to prevent bloat in cattle on alfalfa or clover.  Does it work the same for cattle on a grain diet?  I would assume it does, but just thought I would ask.

We've got a steer that is bloating every afternoon.  We have tried all of the usual "home remedies", but nothing seems to work.  Anyone have any other suggestions, or any ideas on what could be causing the bloat.  He currently weighs around 1200, and didn't start bloating until he hit about 900.

I had alway thought Hannibal was Homozygous black and solid patterned, but I remember a few ads from several years back that had red calves pictured as Hannibal's.  I mentioned it on here one time before in a thread, but no one else had an answer for me.

I thought Smooth Sailing was advertised to be homozygous solid patterned.

Is the cow a potential PHA carrier?  How is she bred? 

I'd love to go to the sale one of these days just to see if it is as entertaining as the catalog.

Has she been on regular vaccination schedule?

That is true.  The Angus cow in the above pictures has a calf on her side.  I should have held it off over night to let her udder fill up a little more.  We've been flushing the other cow for the past year, so she has been open for a while.

Here are the pictures we took last Saturday.

Any time we have ever taken donor pictures, we have cancelled because of cloudy days.  We have always shot for sunny days, mid-morning or early aftenoon (2-3pm).  12 noon is not good because the shadows will be directly under the cows.

I just had Chris Mitchell picture a couple of my donors last Saturday.  This time of year is not ideal because the background was sort of dull because all the trees had shed their leaves.  We pictures them from around 9:30 to 10:30am.  It took a little time to prep them before we took pictures. ...

It definitely would have been a different game had McCoy played, but I still think Bama would have won.

If Texas had just kicked the extra point instead of going for 2, I would have been dead on.

How is he bred on the bottom side?

No, I was way too involved in Block and Bridle.