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Only our first sale but still offering a ton of quality. http://willoughbylivestocksales.com/index.php?ap=1&pid=44685

Talledega isn't bad but bigger bw Sull Payday- low bw but won't help front end style Hot Commodity- off market, good quality but can throw some narrow ones every now and again. I-80- great show calves with low bw but I've had one just not grow. Mercedes Benz- calving ease but can get a lil...

Cunia maybe a 100 to 150, dividend maybe 20. Dividend made trump and that's about it

It has been a little difficult registering calves and then even once I registered them and had the correct info entered, it refused to accept some. After several phone calls and manual overrides by the ASA staff I thought I had it all solved. Then the papers came. Now not only are the different...

Correction. You have to be 15/16 shorthorn to be considered a pure. Anything lower all the way down to a 50% can show as a plus. Anything down to a 25% can be registered as a plus but is not eligible to show

Just saw him last week as a mature bull. I liked him more there then out at Denver. Don't know about calves out of him. But he's developed into a very nice, masculine bull who isn't a sawed off midget like some of his counterparts

I'd also like to point to the fact that frictions have become hot this winter including a top seller at Riemann's and a new son in Lautner Farms lineup called "Blast from the Past". Some other people must be thinking along the same lines.

Completely agree with you on the Kris Black sale. The "Cream of the Crop" is so correct. I'm pretty sure the sale is the 13th though. He is kinda where I got the idea for using some more old school genetics. I figured that since I don't have the ability to handle range cattle in central Illinois...

Kinda my thought. I figured if I could make some calves that offer genetics similar to some older donors it might be interesting. I like doctor who as well and thought he might be interesting on the resulting daughters since he is calving ease and to stack some maternal traits. My main goal for...

Cow and Heifer

My thoughts are by using something a lil older that it will be further removed from today's genetics. I love unstoppable but monopoly and sounds would be close genetically. My thought was that by using older bulls the daughters might click better with the next great supersire (the monopoly son...

I've been thinking about trying to jump into the clubby steer market, but before I dive in I want to start by building a solid Maine/Angus base. I have an Angus cow that will be getting bred for her 3rd calf and her first calf daughter coming into production this year. In an attempt to think...

That's the goal isn't it? Good genetics that are not only practical but have showering appeal? I know that's what I strive for.

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1. Feb. Heifer - Charisma son x Churchill Pet cow 2&3. April Bull/Steer - Jakes Proud Jazz x Dazzler Mirage Heifer 4. April Heifer - Deception x Gus cow ( calf is a maternal Sib to high selling plus at Illinois Beef Expo) 5. Jan. Heifer - Charisma x Oketo Veronica cow Last 2 calves kind of...

A "Fakeford" is just another name for a Hereford classifier. They throw a Hereford color pattern but aren't purebred. Made Right, Deadliest Catch, Landshark, Carpe Diem, Red Rock are all "Fakefords" to name a few

Had a maternal Sib to the high selling plus heifer at the Illinois beef expo sale. Low bw and has a good look to her

He was lot 36 in the no bull sale. https://youtu.be/lbo2eaZClSk

I'd drink that kool-aid. Very impressed with his picture. Can't wait to start using him in our shorthorn plus program. Should match up well with a lot of cows

Brilliance seems to be a popular choice but I bred a very plain commercial Hereford heifer to trifecta and the result was pretty neat. I'd vouch for either