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here is a link to the stirling bull sales in scotland http://www.uagroup.co.uk/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=BN6zZ2TmPds%3d&tabid=1004

whats the most expensive embryos? in scotland last week there was 6 red native aberdeen angus embryos made £6520 a piece thats about $10800 canadian 

what do you mean by fertility? the cattle have no imported blood from abroad all UK genetics and they havent been effected by the 'breed improvers' that have stripped the back fat off modern cattle 

dunlouise aberdeen angus sale catalouge http://www.angusjournal.com/salebooks/dunlouise062617/#page/1 all welcome to the county of angus in scotland to the birth place of the breed a must attend event

scotsdale tradition was imported to the UK by campbell graham in the middle 80s he also was cows at the fingask herd owned by the mcgowan family in fife there is 228 reg calves by him in the UK herd book he also won the royal show

a lot of it is a pride thing breeders wouldnt accept what they have is less than 100% pure so they scraped the percentage on the pedigrees it says double muscling its undesirable but they are selling well

here is a link to the lastest bull sale report in Stirling in Scotland   http://www.beefshorthorn.org/index.php/shows-sales/beef-shorthorn-sales/beef-sales/676-stirling-beef-shorthorn-bulls-smash-records-at-26-000gns

in the UK the beef shorthorns have a few with double muscling coming into the breed

in scotland after world war 2 up until the early 80s it was standard to feed bulls 4 times a day a dry feed in the morning a cooked mash at lunch time a dry feed at 5pm and a cooked mash at 8pm plus a two goes at a foster cow and the bulls were sold a year old and very fat times changed and the...

in the UK in 1976 the beef shorthorn was going through a changing time i always wondered why there was no rush to ireland like the the americans and canadians did i guess the lack of pedigrees in some of the cattle was a huge stumbling block to the lads in scotland they wouldnt like to think...

justintime what year did the irish cattle go to north america

there is an lot of luck involved at times in this life we bought a cow at a herd reduction sale that had lost her calf that year at 7 weeks old after an accident so come sale time she was real fat and first in the sale and we got her for £1200 the cheapest cow that day we took her home calved...

http://www.dunlouiseangus.com/ this is the web site of the herd its explained in there what native is better than i can

Dunloiuse native Aberdeen Angus sale

thank you more by accident than design we are line breeding to big mac with a bull we have bought and two bulls we are using semen from just wondered what the bull was like he looks to be a fair bull  <rock>

does anyone on here have a picture of winalot big mac?

the Durno family of Uppermill the Bigger family of Chapelton and Bill Bruce of balmyle is a start for Scottish breeders

are you on facebook if so contact andy frazier he is one of the best in the UK at clipping he used to have a video i dont know if its on u tube or dvd now but ask him he wont bite :)

when i was younger i worked in a Charolais herd in south Scotland and they always took away the placenta (afterbirth over here) as they lost a cow with it at that time they put it in in a bag and left it for the garbage lorry to take away one day the guys came lift the garbage and the bag burst...

as far as i know the Canadian government give help to Scots buyers if a bull was bought they payed the flight if if they went to a show they got free entry