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I just pulled Hannibal up on the Cattle Visions website and it does say homo solid and homo black. www.cattlevisions.com/Composite/Hannibal.php

I may be wrong, but I thought I read somewhere that Hannibal is (or was) homozygous black and homozygous solid patterned.  I have recently seen pictures of 2 different red calves that were advertised as Hannibals, and one of the was stocking legged.  Was I wrong about the homo black and solid?

I have probably had 25-30 Kadabra's over the last few years, and they were all consistant, saleable calves, not a throw away in the bunch.  Probably have my best one this year out of a Heat Seeker cow.  He works on a wide variety of cows, sort of like his brother Lifeline.  I don't use him as...

How is her dam bred?

I searched the forum for some info on Invincible, but there was nothing very relevant, and most posts were over a year old.  Has anyone seen very many calves by him lately?  If so, how are they feeding?  We had seven this year with one standout that was out of a Kadabra/Chill Factor.  They seem...

I like the Who Made Who suggestion.  Should get pretty good steers/bulls and excellent heifers.

I bought a flushmate to Goldmine.  We had our first calves this past fall.  I would have to say they were pretty consistant.  He worked well on Probably worked best on Maines and Chi's, but the calves out of the Angus and SimAngus weren't throw aways either.  Have a really good late steer out of...

I like the Who Made Who suggestion.  I started back using him again this past fall after I had used a straw last year to breed one of my Angus donor cows, and the bull calf she had was flat out awesome.  I'm going to get some more before he runs out.  It's already gone up to $40.

I have used both, and I have liked the results of both matings.  Whiskey works well on angus and low % maine cows.  Gold Club works great on really stylish angus cows that need more rib and muscle.  I have seen both bulls in person and was impressed with both.

That same photo that Brad posted is actually on the Cummings Cattle website.  It can be reached through the link to the Spring Smackdown.

I have read a few posts that say Smooth Sailing calves come pretty easy, does anyone have any direct experience with this?  Or have you heard of any specific bithweights?  Thanks.