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No Worries has been used on clubby crossbred cows around here for first calf heifers. The calves come small, easy, and grow like a weed. They have good hair and bone and have had the most growth out of any other calves here.  Hope this helps.

Not on Angus but I have used No Worries and I-80. Prefer the No Worries

Probably a reason he's only $20 a straw for sexed semen... Lol

If you're in it for the money, then you're in it for the wrong reason.

Anyone have any experience with Choppin Wood calves? What type of cows has he been clicking on? Also any calf reports on a Texas Tornado?

Looks like a great pick up for your herd. Will you use him as a herd bull or clean up bull?

Depending on where you live and what species the culprit is you may be able to hunt it.

Thank you!

Love that red calf. I know we have some BIM so we may use him. Was your cow similar to the one pictured?

I had figured you hadn't seem them. What about Texas Tornado? He's a white/smoke sire of Lautner's.

Are you familiar with Chopping Wood? Would he work?

Thanks. May go back with Mind That Bird on her to get a full sib to the crazy roan pictured above. Otherwise I figure you can't go wrong with Monopoly...

Thank you for the opinions. Okotoks do you have any experience crossing your shorthorns with clubby bulls for composite calves?

It goes back and forth on the idea of having cows that are TH and PHA carriers. Really depends on who you talk to. PHA is much less common (at least in the club calves, influential Maine sires like Whiskey was a PHA carrier), but is also more deadly. PHA on PHA breeding can usually result in a...

We have a few sticks in our tank. Common sense does not prevail here I guess..

Anyone else have opinions on the cow or calves?

Retractable hoses

Really like the look of that bull. Almost reminds me of Heatwave's promo picture...

Absolutely none whatsoever

Make sure your mister has a filter so that it won't clog with minerals and such.