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I've been using it for several years on my cowherd for AI/ET. I give it to them one month before breeding. I think it does improve heats and conception, but I can't say for certain but I will continue using it. I also give it to calves that are weak at birth along with a B-complex shot.

None, I wouldn't put an embryo in a heifer. I don't implant embryos in my cows until they are 4.

I live in south Texas, I've been wishing for that for three years....

I've heard reports from other breeders on Yukon's calves born this past thing and they said they came small and took off like weeds growing. I haven't seen any personally, but my Yukon calves will be here in a couple weeks!

This one's rampant. I've been able to avoid all the other defects but finally got stung by this one. I have a bull sale coming up in December so I'll be pulling hair as soon as that test is commercially available.

He should work really well on exotic females. I used him on SimAngus heifers last year and they all came easy. The calves off of the SimAngus heifers weren't tremendous, but they were smaller framed females out of a CE bull as well. I used Brilliance on a handful of Simmental cows I have and...

We always give the booster.

I'm almost certain it came from the dam's side.

Be careful with Redestined, he has the spotting gene. I'm developing some bulls sired by him at my facility and they are really nice.

My Top Grade calves have grown out very nicely, he may end up as my heaviest sire group or second. There's only a couple duds in the entire group and I blame the cow more than I do Top Grade. I used him again and with how things are going so far I foresee still using him.

I asked about them from my supplier a month ago and he said something along the lines of the plant has shut down and no one knows when production will resume. I've been using Compudose-C as a substitute but would rather use Synovex-C.

I've used Multi Min or Min Max for several years now and it's a set part of our pre-breeding program now. I give Multi Min one month prior to breeding along with a vitamin ADE, deworming and any pre-breeding vaccinations.

I have calves that were born in September and October. I'm very pleased with mine. They are sound, have good dispositions, and birth weights ranged from 60-90 lbs. I didn't use him on heifers but I think he should be ok for heifers. The only negative I have to say right now is he doesn't appear...

They were pretty bad. Overall I thought the Upgrades looked best in the yards.

I saw him in Denver. Looked awesome. The cattle up on the hill by him looked pretty good too. Saw some yearling bulls in the yards by him and some were down right dogs.

It was a flush guaranteeing 5 #1 embryos and if there were more embryos from the flush the remaining would be split between buyer and seller.

1 - 18000 2 - 5000 3 - 15000 3A - 2500 4 - 6000 5 - 19000 5A - 1200 5B - 1500 6 - 3300 7 - 900 8 - 2700 9 - 1800 10 - 1500 11 - 950 12 - 600 12A - 750 12B - 600 13 - 1500 13A - 2500 13B - 2500 14 - 650 14A - 650 14B - 650 15 - 1200 15A - 700 16 - 1100 17 - 850 18 & 18A- 1000 19 - 1100 20 - 1500...

High selling flush was the Werning KP donor for $19000. High selling embryos were miss knockout x upgrade. $3000 ish per embryo.

A friend of mine used him and said never again. He said birth weights on some of them were extreme with one at 120 lbs. He also said he culled out several for disposition problems. But that's just one review I've heard. I don't know many other breeders that have used him.

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