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watch this video. i think he beats pretty much everyone of them.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nmkj5gq1cQU&feature=related

irish wiskey would do well on her but i think she would do really well with paddy o malley. to me she needs more bone to carry her frame. he'll give her a bit more height. or kadabra to give that calf a heck of alot of bone.

she looks great! and i think you did well putting wmw with her!

the 2nd one. but i'd liek to see better pics with heads tied up. your first one looks to be a little bit more wasty in the front.

floridas partly correct.... you forgot all the old people &germans. plus it's cubans, guatamalans, mexicans, puerto ricans.... :o

mind that bird did a huge upset and i was happy to see it happen. even if it meant gramps lossing his bet lol.

she looks very nice and will be a good addition to your herd.

got this little fella out of a purbread fleck simmi bull and a wmw cow who never had amazing hair but decent hair. bulls name is Zemer from turner fleckvieh hes out of Mr JMC Fredrick G372 and Miss MCK Romulus E170. the calfs name is moto-moto.

baking!! [something i'm horrible at]

isn't that the truth!!

we've always used black shamrock or one of his sons to breed too. gives amazing muscling and they're all gental from birth.

dr. who gave me one of the soundest steer calves i have ever had. moved like a dream. all the judges said that about him too. but i have always had kadabra and paddy o malley calves that have been both powerful and moved super smooth.

pioneer of the nile and then i want revenge. with both of them in it this should be a very interesting race!

none this year but try me next year i should have some about that age!! i'm down in lee county

thanks for all the pics jacob! there very nice animals

black with chrome on it is hitting hard in florida.... so are smokes

fishies

a friend of mine had a black cow who had came out of a long line of black maines and a black maine bull with a long line of black be hind him... what do they have? a calf that was red and white! had a shortie color pattern. but my best guess is that they messed up and use herf instead of angus

the first time i ever saw this stuff was at a steirwalt clinic and my heifer was impossibly dirty. he blowed her out sprayed it on heavier where it was really nasty and BOOM she was clean! after that i was hooked. dad calls it my "lazy soap" but i still used dawn to scrub the legs at a show to...

yea but a curry comb doesn't get down deep enough?? why not a scotch comb?