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Those are cute! how big are they?

I'm not a dorset person, but he is very NICE! (clapping)

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Thank you :). I have learned a lot from some of the posts and people on here.

Go to trausch farms.com and look at young moneys pictures. There is a rear shot of him also

The calves look great!

(lol)

It wasn't directed at any one person. I was just trying to make a statement.  You're right, it probably wasn't worth my time. But you don't have to be a jerk

She is very clean and put together well! Nice and feminine

Listen guys, there is no point in being negative or rude on here. Everyone has their own way of doing things, different opinions, and livestock backgrounds. That's what makes steerplanet great! Not everyone on here has a lot of cattle experience, and some people are just starting out or are...

I don't think he is calving ease

WHR Sonny maybe? I think his semen is around $600 per straw

Showsteernc- why don't you reread what I said. I never called him an idiot.

Beautiful calf!

Im not going to get into a pissing match with you, because thats what you like to do on here. A lot of people would say that you are the one who has no clue and doesnt know what you are talking about. I wasnt making this into a commercial versus club calf war. I was just relaying what a cattle...

I'm using him this year on a blue cow

His calves have had a lot of structural problems, mostly in the rear legs

You can't compare club calves to commercial animals because they are so different in style and purpose. Club calves were originally designed to yeild a heavier carcass on a smaller frame and have better feed conversion so they feed out faster. Therefore costing the producer less money and time. ...