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The AMAA has done just this. As of right now no bulls that test Carrier are allowed to be registered. A date has been set for when all females must be defect free in order to register. I can't remember exactly she at the moment but might be Jan. 1 2018. Don't quote that date though.

Burch Livestock on showstockplanet.com. We consign ours with them.

Here is an updated picture of her in the fall online sale.

Clean and deep bedding is the best preventative.

Its hard for me to trust a video. When I saw lot 1 in person three weeks ago he was sound, from the ground up. That's the one thing I really like about him dam, she is a sound Alias.

Lot 1 in Burch's sale tomorrow on ssponlinesales.com is bred just like him.  He is also double clean and I love his muscle shape, especially his top, he is great behind his shoulder where in my opinion a lot of Monopoly's are a little weak. I love his Alias dam. She's just a stout, sound, honest...

I know he's new, but can anyone that has seen him give me any info/thoughts on what you thought of him, what kind of cows he will work best on.

His video is up on www.showstockplanet.com under Burch Livestock. Check him out along with the rest of a very solid group of spring born calves.

Check out this solid group of calves that are posted on www.showstockplanet.com.

Updated pictures.

Here's a bull calf out of Monopoly that Burch Livestock will have for sale. Any thoughts?

Just tie him on the wash rack and broom him all over. His legs and belly really good. He will probably through a fit for a while, but he will get over it.

Thoughts?

I'm just curious who all sorted the fat steers this year? thanks in advance.

We show the first week in August and I like them at least 1000lbs by March 1. That way we can work with the warmer weather not against it. Rule of thumb is feed them 3% of their bodyweight. I like to soak pulp and feed half a 5 gallon bucket of soaked pulp with their feed.  I would try to get...

We had a Young Money steer calf out of a Naughty Pine cow two years ago that was that way. He was a difficult pull and he was so over in his knees when he was born in march that he looked like a bull dog. In may he was still over some. By our fall sale in Sept. he was as sound as you could ever...

I have a WMW daughter that has a killer front and look to her, she is very round ribbed with more then enough shape. I want to soften her up in her flank and mid rib. She's sound enough but I defiantly don't want to put anything straight on her. She is double clean. Which one of these two bulls...

Its old school, but we will pour rag oil on an old rice root brush and scrub the dry area with that. It will soften the skin up fast. Only catch is that it makes the hair really heavy so you need to wash it out good after a couple of days.

I helped a girl that had one like that. As a last resort I pit a ring in him. It completely changed his mind on life. I made sure and used lydican to numb him up good so he wouldn't be head shy. I hope this helps.

Just wondering what kind of cows Grizzly Bear works well on. He should be old enough now to have daughters in production, how are they as cows. Any pictures would be great, also how big to they come. Thanks in advance.