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Day 1, 2cc gnrh put cidr in Day 5, pull cidr  two shots lut 4cc each shot two different locations paint tails/Kmar Breed 12 hrs after visual heats Time ai any left at 72 hours 2cc gnrh

I have had the best luck with the 5 day.

Two outstanding calves! Congratulations. I can never get mine to stand like that. Doesn't hurt they look plain good.

Choppin wood is super wide.

Nice to see you back Cowboy. Your comments were missed. And for the record I am gonna keep giving them in the rump. I do however recommend a product called a slap-shot if you are doing multiple animals. Way less problems with bent needles, dumped shots, and discomfort to the animal. Also easy to...

I would not buy a bull that was a twin knowingly. I have only had two sets of twins on my farm in the last 30 years. One time it worked out the other not so good. I guess it would depend on how you calved. Personally, twins aren't for me. I would steer him, but on the other hand you can always...

I really like comfort zone. Especially for a second calf. They have come reasonably small (between 70-80 lbs) and they grow. Really nice front ends. I also don't think he will take any frame away from her. Had another one yesterday (NICE). I will use him again.

I like Dr. Who. I don't know a whole lot about Hi Ho Silver, and I am not a big fan of I-80. I would also consider Who made Who, Hairy Bear, and Comfort Zone. I have used these bulls and they have been very consistent for me. I don't know how the hairy bear females would be I didn't keep any...

Really impressed with your site. It is better than some professionally done ones. Very easy to navigate.

I like the second one also. She looks like she has more depth than the other two, and a really nice front end. They all look nice, but she from the pics is my favorite.

Please post some pics when your Jose calves arrive. Thanks for the info. Sorry JBZdad not trying to jack your post just have the same question.

Just looked him up on Simmental web site he is listed as a lock down son. He was listed as a step up in livestock plus catalogue.

I thought stepping stone was a step up son. I like the way he looks no matter what he is out of.

I don't care what they should look like. I just want to know if there are any high % bulls that produce easier keeping females, and if Jose could be considered one of them.

I have been wanting more info on BNWZ Jose. To me he looks like he may produce easier doing females but I do not know. I am curious as well if there are any maine bulls that will produce easy keeping females.

Does anyone have any opinion on if Jose will downsize cows. I want to use him this year but I don't want to sacrifice any frame. Calf pics or any info would be appreciated.

She should be ok by tomorrow.

In self catch I really like Pearson. I have seen a bud box work first hand and I would also use the word slick. It will be what I use in my barn when ready to do so.

I have used Connealy confidence and had good luck. Also used The Answer, and Final answer with no problems. Final Answer is  probably #1 in my opinion. Hard to find one that has put that many good low bw calves on the ground. I have a buddy that has bred all of his heifers the last three years...

Personally I would still go red(dark) you will be more likely to get a marketable calf. In my experience a smokey color is hard to come by crossing to another Simmental. A chocolate/brown or gray is what you will usually end up with. Like LFK said a black non diluter would give you a 50/50 shot...