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Just wanted to let everyone know that Legacy Livestock Imaging will be donating the first prints of 2 of our images to the American Junior Shorthorn Assoc. and the National Junior Angus Assoc. at the National Western Stock Show. The first print named "The Choice" will be auctioned off at The...

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I am wondering what everybody looks for when hiring a photographer. My wife is a professional photographer and is looking at expanding into livestock photography. I was wondering what type of services people like, prices, access to files and any other thoughts and observations anyone would like...

The best part of being married to one of the top ten photograpers in Kansas is getting her to take cool cow pictures. We got these prints in yesterday thought I would share.

They are. What you don't know is the photograper is fifty yards back to get them in the frame. ;D

We owned LHF Tartan Coleen, she was the dam of Denver Champion RT Ideal Stockman. She would be way to big for todays standards but was as stout and thick as anything out there. I think we still have some eggs out of her and Gold Link. I also remember Dugdale saying that Cedar Curve Coleen was...

I will never forget watching the Appendix show at Jr. Nationals in Indy however many years ago and a solid red maine heifer showed. Not a lick of shorthorn in her pedigree but with the exceptions that the breed made to allow maines in the herd book they were able to get 3/4 papers, if I remember...

Vote for Jordy Nelson, WR Green Bay Packers, at http://www.nfl.com/probowl/ballot. His in-laws are my parents neighbors and his family raises registered angus and farm about five miles down the road from them (which probally makes them neigbors as well). I think it would be great to see a farm...

Without a doubt one of my favorite sale offerings after looking at the catalog. Cory was one of the first people I met when we started getting serious about the cattle thing. I learned more and had more fun hanging out with him, Robert and Lawerence for a few days then a person should.

Aj I thought it was funny. But then again I have the ability to laugh at myself and my cowherd currently lives in a nitrogen tank. The only joke I think is funnier is about the shorthorn breeder from western Kansas who used a Warhorse grandson and a Suds son then goes on internet forums claiming...

Did you try Wayne Temple?

At a livestock judging workout a coach from another school told his kids "Put the obvious ones in the obvious places and sort the rest." "It wasn't the last $250 I spent that bothered me it was the first $19,750." "I"m glad we can raise $15,000 steers because we sure couldn't afford to buy them."

I know it is set during WWII so the cattle industry is a lot different down there now but I can watch the movie "Australia" all day long just to look at the cows. One of the few times in the movie industry where a cattle breed gets called out by name. Decades later and half a world away we would...

I have no problems if you have questions about why a calf was registered a certain way. There are so many color combinations it is hard to decide which way to go sometimes. One day a calf might be red and the next a roan. My issue (and I think Docs) is with your last few sentences where you are...

I don't mean to offend you but some posts are so ignorant that I don't want to reply to them but I just want to let you know that Greenhorns are some of the most respected people in the breed. I don't know if your new to the breed or have just lived under a rock for the last ten or so years but...

JTM I totally understand what you are saying it is the SAFE way to sell semen it will guarantee that you get your money back but it also puts a cap on the amount of money you can make. I don't know how much Sonny semen Cory sold but I'm sure it was more then 30 thousand so think of how much...

Gave it a quick scan and like the looks of lot 24 white legs and all.

I never have liked the syndicate deal. When we first started buying shorthorns Cory Schrag told me that he always thought his bulls were good enough to sell semen by the straw. That comment has always stuck with me. I always thought syndicating was playing it safe and maybe showed a breeder...

Not good or bad it just was. If Cags wasn't managing it and Brooks wasn't calling it you weren't really having a sale. Your top end wasn't all that great unless Caney Valley or Milestone bought it. I will say that I think there was more diverse gentics offered for sale then. But et and other...

About 8-10 years ago Don was winning something at every major, he had 2 sales a year that were awesome and managed every sale. Not a bad thing as we spent a ton of cash at his place, infact we bought Tartan Colleen from him. There was just a whole different elite in the breed then. Times change...