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WA works really well with Angus based cows. We have had real good luck with WA, but never used bodacious.

That's awesome.  <rock>

The bob has some potential. Hope he does well or sells well for you.

My votes WA. He works well with angus cattle.

She's looks good from pics, def has some bone.

I just ordered some through bovine-elite.

Maybe she outta bust that trick out in showmanship  (lol)

I'll second the buying of cows. When I got started back I bought a few heifers and a few cows. The cows could be breed to whatever bull I thought would work vs a heifer I had to wait a few years to breed to some of the "hot" bulls bc of bw's. I know there are some good heifer safe bulls, but...

Sorry bout your bad luck. How did she get hurt?

I would have to agree. A GOOD American steer in Texas will bring top $$$$. If you have good one that will class you will have buyers lined up!

I agree I would breed 10 or so to walks alone then use I-80 on some for the Maine then pick a Simmental to breed the rest too. There is a bunch of good Simmental but I would use Macho probably. That's just what I have had the best luck with.

I am looking into building a new barn as well. You think you could snap a few pics bc this is exactly what I am looking for.

I agree with SAV Brilliance. I think he will add some style.

Ive never used him but a friend of mine uses a bull called Mr Driven sometimes. I am using I-80 this year but alot of people still are not sold on him as a calving ease bull.

I would say Monoply. I wouldn't use on heifers though.

My question is WHY is it so high?????  ???

Just out of curiosity, how is walks alone heifers as far as keeping them for breeding?

I have a few commercial style angus cows that I am thinking of breeding to a clubby bull. I am trying to get some steers for my girls to show. The cows need more bone and muscle. What bull would y'all say would best suite for addIng these traits.

She looks pretty dang good to me. Good luck!

I've used Monoply for second calves and never had a problem. I'm sure some people on here will advise you not to though.