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yukon could be better topped but is not bad considering his volume. i think 4 mos in the cooler by day and out for exercise at night along with rinsing and working his hair will do the trick. look at his picture and just think what 2" of hair and a clip job will do.

here you go with a rear pic. added a cunia pic. i see some similar characteristics between him and yukon, but yukon is a more moderate package with more volume than cunia had when i saw him in canada. yukon also has a very different bloodline, amaa 430204.

we have had our yukon bull out for a while getting some exercise. he is looking so good i am thinking about putting him in the cooler in a few weeks and showing him at the american royal against the blacks. what do you think?

here is a pic

darco and index calves updated pics

i have a fullblood maine bull i think would work. if there were 30 or 40 good beefmaster cows i might send him to the right partner

18 mo manitou kuda son #424505 who has too much leather that pic doesn't show for me. i do think he could produce american show steers on the right cows. he is very moderate.

craig: congrats on your sale. i commend you on your effort and hope you can keep your breeders together for future sucesses. you had a good start and will progress next year if everyone will learn and work toward the 2014 sale.

xbar is right. i would feed him 2 cups of rice bran 2 pints of cooked corn 1 scoop of beet pulp with water added for pallitability and the rest of a 5 gallon bucket of finisher twice a day if he will eat it. might consider leaving it in front of him all of the time and skipping a feeding when he...

dna genetics kansas ok

Telos: did you ever see general jackson or raise or see any calves by him? did you ever see 81e? john schuessler told me he was a great bull, but i only saw epic and sundowner epinal which were good bulls and full sibs from the same flush.

you can google alot of it. are you looking for cattle without these bloodlines to import or just stirring the pot? british cattle in those days had to get bigger to compete. some people took shortcuts. the technology of today would have prevented those shortcuts but wasn't available. sh*t...

i am no XPERT but if i remember right the maines with the connection to durham in both breeds  were let in as 3/4 shorthorns because the breed, at least the showring cattle with which i am more familiar (other than some charolais shorthorn crosses in the 60's which were wonderful cream colored...

call gary graham. he has met more trucks at the border with maine cattle than anyone the last few years.

i don't know if i agree with you or not. look at the double novino below and tell me no guts or moderation. 500 lbs less according to some breeders who have used him. we are breeding his son, mma handy, with a 75 lb birthweight  pictured below as a calf to all of our fullblood cows and heifers...

fullblood pair

lot 10 goes back to your 6l cow.

she's shiney

prairie blizzard semen too weak to use for flush (thats what you get when you trade 20 yrs ago)  but am going to send it in for 50k and dna testing. used sdr truman a fullblood by calberta chinook for flush. have had calves out of that semen including a good black polled bull last fall out of a...

fullblood bull with an example of a cow you get if he is crossed on blacks, reds, or even solid clubbys. most blacks will stay black but i wouldn't call the red results undesireable.