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I second the Barstow Cash

Its out of your area, but I work at Nebraska Bull Service and we welcome visitors anytime, but they may have different policies.

We use Vita Ferm Concept-Aid for our heifers. They make it as a powdered mineral and a pellet for easy mixing into a ration.

Others may have different opinions, but maybe consider buying a bull that is a high percentage of a breed that allows you to register percentage animals (sim, chi, Maine, shorty). That way you always have breed steers or heifer to sell if your AI doesn't stick. That also opens up your options on...

There was a number of people who contacted The Humane Association of Northwestern Rhode Island and they claim there was no record of that transaction

I messaged you with some info.

I work on a commercial operation in North Central Nebraska with an out 15000 acres and 1300 momma cows. My boss and I have discussed the fact of when is the point where he just sells everything and never has to work again. Its an interesting thought to ponder.

I agree! Heck of a nice cow, any of those options would probably make for a good one.

I would definitely be interested in some semen in him for next year.

Are you planning on keeping all the heifer out of him?

On the commercial operation I work on, we do want good bone structure just not to the extreme as show cattle. Our place is about 15000 acres so the cattle need to have hardy enough structure to function and survive in the pasture.

Right now the goal is to get replacements to grow my own herd, I currently only have two registered shorthorns. All bull calves will be castrated. Eventually the goal will be to sell shorthorn show heifers and steers.

What's the name of the thread with the roan bull?

Thanks for the input Doc. Her calf this year was about 80 had to pull it but that was because the front feet were crossed, I think she would have had it otherwise.

Here is a picture of her in January

I have a 3rd calving shorthorn cow that I will be AIng. She is a JPJ x a Double stuff daughter. I have Starburst semen and Assassin semen. I know Starburst goes back to JPJ also but the 95lb Bw of Assassin still makes me a little nervous on her. Any suggestions on which to use. She is pictured...

Mine came today.

I personally prefer the weaver paints for matching reds.

I would suggest starting with cows with no clubby in them, whether it be angus, sim angus, shorthorns, or whatever your breed preference may be. That gives you the option to raise breed steers and heifer or cubbies. As far as financing, there are different ways to go you may be able to get an...

You might add some pictures.