I like the guy from a profile standpoint. I wish I could widen his tracks a tick. But it would be interesting to see if he would turn out to be a heifer bull, I know he would take some use before that. Performance wise, BW or WW etc? I think it is hard to look at one video and make a really good summation.
If you ever read or follow Gerald Fry about Linear Measurement in cattle, he makes sense. Read some of this stuff.
What he says and I have found to be true about the Male with a short neck is follows
Short necks are a good indicator of libido and high testosterone.
The cervical vertebrates have a tendency to curve up, making the neck shorter.
Short necks indicate a larger scrotal therefore a higher level of hormones.
Short necks indicate wider shoulders (mail characteristics).
Bulls with a neck longer than a –2 inches at 12 months lack male hormones, resulting in late maturing daughters, reaching puberty later in life and tend to be slow breeders.
Long necks are structural defects, no genetic progress can be made with these bulls. They will be high maintenance bulls.
Bulls with long necks have a smaller scrotum.
Bulls with shorter necks sire daughters with wider rumps.
Bulls with short necks sire daughters that mature early.
http://www.bovineengineering.com/linear_male.html
