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Sullivan has this product called wave tame, it is suppost to straiten out hair. Ive never used it but I know they have it. If you dint want to get that or it doesn't work Id say just keep brushing him and combing him some of it will straighten. As far as his I flank I would feed him some dept...

Good looking calf, I always love to see Indian outlaw calves.

I really like that young money calf, I think she will make a nice cow.  (clapping)

I agree I think that his calves are turning out better than I-80's

You could try salty dog, he is a hired man son (dog)

Purple bound is a complete feed you don't have to have add anything

From his picture it looks like he would add a lot of power :o

Sweet looking calf, really like how you breed him to a purebred shorthorn :)

Color ME Up (clapping)

Will their be online bidding at this sale???

He was one of my fav. bulls in Denver 2012 and I have only seen one calf out of him.

Has anybody had any calves out of him? ???

I am a huge fan of BIM, I think he has had a pretty good calf crop this year. I bought a heifer out of him and she looked really good when she was littler, but right now she is hitting a rough patch and not gaining as much as she should. It will be interesting to see how his calves finish. All I...

One and only has been making great clubby cow, plenty of milk, and he has great genetics.

I would breed the heifer to Grizzly or I-80 for cattle ease, The cow either Believe in Me or Man among Boys.

Thats sweet to hear I hope he stays looking this good as he gets bigger, (He's already eating like a hog). I will keep you guys posted and post pictures of him as he grows and developes. Thanks for your comments :)

I was just asking while I already had a discussion started.

Yea I know I just want get some ideas of bulls that people think would work with her since she through a pretty good calf with Rock N Roll train.

Next year do you think I should breed the cow back to Rock N Roll train and switch it up. When we picked Rock N Roll we kind of randomally picked him not really knowing what we were going to get.

He weighed about 90 pounds, and the cow had him unassisted.