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Pictured is her and her this years heifer calf sired by a run of the mill Hereford bull. By the looks of her, should I breed clubby or shoot for a more maternal calf? TH and PHA free and I'm open to options. As of now, she is bred to Time for Gold, a plus bull. I'm just looking forward into next...

Looks like a great calf!

She's a Paymaster out of a Cherri Solution granddaughter. A little dirty and just a rough clip job on her and she's standing a little goofy but any opinions about her?

Hello, in my few years of showing, I found that a lot of walks up hill really gains muscle in the hind quarters. That and a good feed program.

That heifer is very impressive

forgot to mention: she has never been on feed of any kind

some more pictures

What do you think of this gal?  I plan on showing her, but would like some input before I make up my mind.  Also market or breeding heifer?

Thanks again mark. I like the idea of going the shorthorn direction. She has zero clubby genetics in her.

Thanks Mark! I don't have too much to complain about on this one. I look forward to future progeny out of this gal. She's bred to a real stout hereford bull for the spring 2016. I do plan on AIing her after next years calf. Any bulls that come to mind when looking at her?

some pics of my first timer with her steer calf. steer is around 4 months.

here's another

He's pushing 1100 lbs right now. any advice or opinion would be appreciated. Sorry for cell pics.

Her first calf was a bull calf just shy of 80 lbs completely unassisted.

Nowhere have I found what I am asking for though. As a breeder, would one feel confident in the choice in breeding him to a second calver? I have never bred clubby before so I have done research but in my opinion it never hurts to ask a question you can't find an answer to. Having multiple...

How are his calves? Do you think he would be safe of a second calf cow? Trying to figure out bulls for next year.

thanks Larissa. He is out of our limangus herd ball and my shorthorn, charolais, simmental, angus heifer. So as about crossbred as it gets!

Thanks OH Breeder. He's a spunky little guy too. The heifer is nothing short of excellent at being a mom.

Well she calved April 11th early in the morning. Completely unassisted to an 80 lb. bull calf.

I have only had cattle a little while and have never calved a heifer. I have one either due April 14 or May 4 depending on which cycle she was bred. She's looking close so she's in the barn and I'm keeping a close eye on her. I guess what I'm asking is what are signs calving is near. Her udder...