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I know of a few dejavu cows.  One has reallly clicked with monopoly the last two years.  Then there was the one cow that half interest was sold a little over a year ago for 26,000. I also know that his mother is still going strong at 14  years of age.  She has had quite a few heifers that have...

I flushed a cow twice to monopoly, once to heat wave and once to ali and i got 13 to 14 frozen eggs out of each flush with only 1 unfertilized or degenerate per flush.  And she was only bred one time with two straws of semen on each flush. I know the monopoly semen i had was from two different...

Again i have seen monopoly's that will make great fats as well as prospects.  He will downsize more than heat wave so have to breed him accordingly on the right cows.  I know a monopoly heifer that is being shown as a market heifer and she isnt even a year old for another 35 days and weighs...

Monopoly semen is expensive because people have figured out what kind of cows to breed him to and he has offspring that is winning.  Another bonus is his calves come about 20 lbs smaller than heat wave out of the same cows.  From what i see you need to use monopoly on a larger framed cow that...

This protocol works very good for cows or heifers that are already showing estrous to synch together in a group.  I personally use estramate instead of lut.  Over the years i seem to get better heats with it.  And also when working in the swine industry i see better results from estramate as...

He is a clone from a kansas city steer that i forgot who showed him.  but i do know the steer was raised by Mike Treinen.

Ok i watched that and thought what the heck at first but have to admit it does sound amazingly like whitney herself.    Thought it was a joke at first when it was a guy singing it.

The bull calf i have was born unassisted out of a second calver at day 280.  Havent gotten a picture of him but he even stands out with all the clubby bred calves.  I would agree with brad hook after calving a couple of them.  Heifer calves are ok for first calf heifers but the bull calves...

All mine have been 85 to 115 lbs.  But have had no issues calving them.  They come alot smaller than his father.

I have thougth about doing it with one cow.  But it is not a cheap and if a cow is a great one she should have produced some daughters that are better than she is if she was mated correctly and flushed. I have a cow i would like to clone and know this cow will probably die at my place when her...

Better be a pasture with alot of grass and water real close to each other

Maybe that is what i did on the the heat wave x full flush when i flushed her.  Four bull calves and two backwards and one tail first.

Probably got more of a degree than you do.  You seem pretty mouthy on this board. What makes you such an expert?  You have a sale or raise anything that has won something?

I would say the biggest thing to having a successful sale is to have some dam good calves that people will talk about and then others will come look. There are alot of sales out there but if you have the good ones and a reputation of raising some good ones in the past people will come.  Get...

Nice heifer looks like she will make a good appendix shorthorn show heifer.

Full flush himself is TH negative.  So i would say most are Th clean altough one of mine is PHA positive coming from her mother.

If i was making replacement heifers i would sure be looking at chill factor or cunia 602 eventhough he isnt out of cunia.  I have seen dam good females out of both of these bulls.  And chilll factors are proven.  Would also be looking at some simi influenced bulls,  SOS for one.  I havent had...

Full flush definetely has some birth weight behind him.  Remember he is a f ull throttle son.  Calved many full flushes over the years.  Not as hard calving has throttles but were some that needed to be pulled.  What works best on full fl ush cows has alot to do with what type of female she...

And yet we keep daughters out of these crippled up bulls to make cows.  Those females will not last out walking in pastures. 

On clubby heifers you better use a proven calving ease bull.  Last year i helped pull a jakes proud jazz out of a red heat wave heifer.  Wasnt a bad pull till the hips got locked.  Calf never did get up.  This year the red heifers full sister had a morgans direction heifer calf unassisted...