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Perhaps if you were to study grammar or spelling then you could be taken seriously. 6 mistakes in the sentence above and you have Auto-Correct.

What makes you say that?

Also, most (show ring bred) have genetic defects and trace back to one bull named heat wave

Maine cattle and Chi cattle and their crosses are known for improving Phenotype in animals, taking them from flatter muscled and light boned like the angus calf below to being larger boned and heavier muscled like the bottom pictures. Also they can help influence hair growth

I see you have named them after the frozen characters. Good one

The SEMEX link showed him as having a 5.8 frame

Not really, he has the same thick masculine look that your heifer does. A bull with a longer neck and overall extension would help w/ femininity however she could produce a heck of a bull for you.

From a perspective of wanting calves of both sexes then you want to use Unstoppable or you may even consider a TH clean bull so that they're daughters could be bred to carriers. If you need body bone and muscle MAB but if you are trying to improve structure;+ keep heifers and steers Unstoppable.

Bought 6 there last year; all were excellent except for one cow (8yr) that was supposedly AI'd to BIM for a March 14 calf. On March 29 she calved a 61 pound bull calf. Definitely not a BIM, no hair, no hip, AND no big BW for being so late. Calf weaned about 300-350 which was the bottom of our...

Question: Of the bulls listed (breeding steer only) which is the best choice for 1200-1400 lb Sim-Angus cows? They have decent capacity but need power, thickness, bone. I'm open to suggestions but I'm not interested in shorthorns or horns/scurrs and I do not want to spend more than $30 straw...

I would sell the Dream on because the site below says that it sells for $100 per straw. http://www.universalsemensales.com/node/9572 You could likely find a comparable son for $25 a straw and get simililar calves but 4 times as many for the same price. The reason I wouldn't use the Dream On to...

How long should you leave their hair? Or a better question would be how much to remove?

I have some Rumor Mill calves coming this spring (hopefully) all though the cows may not have stuck to AI. They are due Feb. 15 and so are the rest of my cows so I will post when I get calves

XBAR what kind of coloration do you get when a roan or white shorthorn cow gets bred to your charolais bull?

1. How deep were the holes/pipe set in the concrete? 2. How big of pipe and posts would you suggest? 3. Finally; how did you make pins to fill the holes? Thankyou

Whatever the best calving ease angus bull is at this time. (since you are breeding early)

DakotaCow; I would be happy with that, my February born replacement heifers are only about 600 lbs right now. Then again the cows live on cheap string hay in the winter and are 1200# mature. Shoot for a 400-500 WW.

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There is a ranch that owns Whiplash's mother. White Rooster Cattle Co., they have a good many bulls out of this cow and they are all decent looking IMO http://www.whiteroostercattle.com/sires.html I will state that I am not affiliated with this ranch I just like the genetic line up of some of...

IF you don't make improvements soon try dragging him with a tractor. I would suggest that you put a cheaper piece of equipment behind your tractor that way if he gets wild he will not destroy the rear end of your tractor. Also if someone is holding another rope attached to the steer he will...