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I just saw him at voegler's a month ago let's just say he was too small for me. I got five straws on him and picked it up that's when I saw him.

The JSAR 2011 sale averaged $3,348. High seller was "Lot 1–Jsar Mr Hot Rod 266BHMR, 1-1-05 bull by Gambles Hot Rod. To Bush Angus, Britton, SD, for $10,400, two-thirds interest." I was at the Mid Continent/Jones Stewart Top Cut club calf sale where Stewarts sold Angus heifers - the heifers were...

Size=Short and stocky... Matted down he showed good muscle and a wide top with good shoulders and a long front but he was so short. Unless your cows are 6.5+ frame cattle you might get a midge IMO

@ Show Steaks, how was your conception with sexed heifer semen over non-sexed??

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Actually Northern Improvement sired EXAR Lutton, as far as pedigree, he has a "commercialman's pedigree" but he has no performance much like other angus "show bulls" . A 60 yearling weight EPD isn't very desireable if your just selling by the pound. His daughters have been milking pretty decent...

With both legend and lookout we've had quite a bit of inconsistancy, and i've heard the same from other guys, about 1 in 7 heifers are show worthy with lookout, and maybe 1 in 4 with legend. This year i bred heifers to Great Divide, he's been proven down to about 1.5 BW EPD and his actual was 77...

My Select Sires rep told me that last year Great Divide sold alot more than they expected and this year all the same guys are buying him again for his ability to sire thickness and muscle. On the video it looks like he moves really well too. But if it's Pure Product you're looking at, I talked...

I don't doubt it's a 3 day old picture, but i'm not so sure i want my cows having calves with hips and shoulders that big at such a young age. He is quite a bull though.

Alabama Slammer is at Voegler's... when I saw him a month ago he was thick and sound enough but he stood about as high as my belt.  :-\