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Does anybody have calves out of him? What does he work on?

I forgot one UNO MAS, low birth weight, grow, and will fix udders. Not a steer maker but would put some fabulous females on the ground for you.

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Simmental- Leachman 600U, Nichols Legacy G151, Red Light, Olie, Dream On, Goldmine, Black Joker, Power drive, Meyer 734, polled proto Angus- Rainmaker, Traveler 6807, Ambush, Final Answer, Regis Maine- DJ Ceasar, Statesman, Witchdoctor, Habanero,

Goldmine is pretty tried and true calving ease Purebred. My A Step Ups have come really small and I would use him on heifers.

I agree on all except I like the figure on weaning to be half the cows body weight by 6 months old.

I think Comfort Zone would work really nice on her.

Upgrade is really consistent but they can have a little leather up front. A Step Up is easy calving and the calves are really clean fronted. Just depends on what you want.

I have had the best luck with the 7- 10 year olds. I have found that you can find good solid cows at 7 or 8 years old that will give you the least trouble. (be really picky about their udders) If I was going to start over I would buy two really good cows that were exactly where I wanted to be...

I would go Simmental. Use purebred bulls that are proven and you can't go wrong. I like Upgrade, A Step Up, and Uno Mas. These are very consistent bulls in my experience and should click well with most Angus. You may want to check if you can get sexed semen on Uno Mas he is a safe bet on anything.

I would try mixing two cap fulls of white vinegar with water in a spray bottle. Mist the calf and work it into its skin for a couple of days. It works on show calves with  dandruff.

For me Angus- Traveler 6807, Rainmaker, TC Freedom, Paramount Ambush, and Northern Improvement           Simm- Leachman 600U, Nichols Legacy G151, Redlight, Elligson Legacy M229 "Olie"           Maine- Witchdoctor, Habanero, Chillfactor, Statesman For me these are some of the best of all time...

You are right BroncoFan No worries is the only true steer maker in my recommendations. The rest are more female makers. I do think that Whizard and Megatron would put some steers on the ground that might be competative at some county fairs. I also agree that it might take more than one...

I like the no worries calves I have seen, as far as simmy's GCC Whizard, Combustible, A Step Up, all would be good choices. The Whizard bull seems to shorten up their front ends a little but the calves I have seen are really consistent and came right around 80 lbs. I think his steers could be...

The ones I have seen seem like he will be a frame reducer. Nothing extreme but I think he will reduce frame a little.

I have not seen any monsters out of either one, but if you ask me what I am breeding my heifers to my answer is Angus. The answer, connealy confidence, there are several proven calving ease Angus bulls. As far as those two I have seen several daddy's money calves and they seem to click pretty...

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Just wondered who was going, and if anyone knew what they were bringing? I haven't been able to find much info on what will be there. I bought a bull from Clemens but am going for the females, and to nib. Sale starts at 6:00 at the stock yards in Zanesville OH.