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Monopolies actually seem to be holding their own as females, especially if their dam side is more maternal. Remember all his calves are atleast 1/4 angus. Three superb females I must add.

No worries, you'll get a blaze face dual registered calf. Just had one out of a Grizzly heifer and it mixed well, Unfortunately it was a bull calf but still should be a decent steer prospect

My vote is Milkman or Monopoly, that's a nice steer that she had there.

How are these Slider calves looking? I have a few I-80 daughters I was thinking of using him on.

He'd pass as a Stein

Our county fair is a week before state, every steer sells at county, if you make the governor's sale at state fair then the buyer at county gets refunded. County is like a safety net, so you're at least guaranteed some sort of check because only the breed champions sell at state fair here in...

Daddy of Em All. From the looks of them I Da Man sires calves both way too

All look good! Here is my Monopoly calf, pictured back before Badger kickoff in early December. He hasn't been clipped since so he is real goofy looking right now!

Calves are small and lively, haven't had to pull one yet out of clubby heifers and cows but small sample size

NO WORRIES

How are everyone's yearling steers and heifers looking for the upcoming spring and summer show season?

The few Monopolies I've been around have all been puppy dog tame

Steer buff, how did he travel in the yards?

Even if he hits 1000 pounds how much finish will he have

No Worries

There aren't any club calf bulls that are consistently safe on a first calf heifer so I would suggest an Ali son/grandson, either I-80, No Worries, or Mercedes Benz (in that order)

Think he would work on a PB char that will leave them pretty moderate, hairy, and sound when bred to Monopoly?

What are your goals? Looking to stay PB?

Any reports out of him? How do his calves look? What is he working on?

Terry, we all appreciate the information you provide us with on this topic.