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Birthdate: March 2008 Birthweight:70lbs. -This bull is a full sib to the $35,000 heifer shown by Sullivan's two years ago.  He should be ideal for making some awesome replacements females to breed back for clubbies.  His mother has produced over $100,000 in Meyer 734 progeny alone.

This steer is a Dr. Who out of a Meyer 734 donor cow.  We have a select group of fall borns that are now for sale first come first serve.  Watch for more pictures to come on our website: http://www.clubcalves.com/kellerclubcalves.htm

As already stated "rain rot" is caused by Dermatophilus congolensisis...it is evident by the classic "paintbrush" appearance of the hair protruding through the scab after the  lesions are removed...It is also true that there can be carrier states that exist, however it is a common misconception...

Price? Location?  Collection date on the Heat Wave?

3.) Charolais donor x Heat Wave: 4 embryos -This cow has produced 6 Heat Waves in the last two years that have averaged over $4500 as a group, with one steer selling for $10,000. -Picture #1: Charolais Donor x Heat Wave -Picture #2: Charolais Donor x Heat Wave

2.)631 donor (Meyer 734 x Angus)  x Heat Wave: 8 embryos -These embryos are full sibs to several high sellers including a $15,000 steer and $7500 heifer.  Also a steer from this mating was champion Chi steer at the 2006 Hoosier Beef Congress. -Picture #1: 631 x Heat Wave -Picture #2: 631 x Heat Wave

Due to having an excess of embryos in the tank and losing one of our big cooperator herds we've decided to offer some embryo packages for sale.  We will guarantee one pregnancy per 3 embryos if implanted by a certified embryologist.  You can mix and match between matings, but you are responsible...