unforgiven

[RCF Farms]

I am thinking of using him this breeding season and would like to know what kind of cows he works best on.

 

[Steer4Caddy]

It looked like he worked on common looking simmi angus type females pretty well.  Added style and substance.  He was pretty consistent on the trip I took to Iowa.

 

[RCF Farms]

no one has any input on this bull?  Should you breed him to small to moderate cows or does he moderate himself? Does he add muscle?

 

[vc]

We have had 1 and I helped a kid with one, I would use smaller framed cows. The steers grew and gained real well, just big, ours finished out at 1450 and the kid I helped got busy and had no time to weigh his his steer for a few months, his steer finished out at 1520.

I will say they both were real mellow, easy going steers, very easy to work with. Ours was converting at better than 6/1 for over 2 months he was gaining 4.25 a day on 24 pounds of feed.

I posted some pictures of ours at 750 and finished (he was about 28 days past the fair in this picture, we have the processing done on site and he could not get to them until then so he is even bigger in the picture) He is on the left in the first picture, he was out of a Grizz cow

 

[Gerard]

I am thinking of using him this breeding season and would like to know what kind of cows he works best on.

This is a picture of a unforgiven steer finished last fall at Tulsa state fair , did great as a prospect but as a fat steer was way to big frame.

 

[ruhtram]

He does look like a nice prospect steer

 

[Gerard]

I have seen a lot of prospects that looked good , but this was the first one i have feed out and had all the wright parts just 2 foot to tall !!!!! I have not seen unforgiven in person to say anyting about his frame score but from the one i feed out should use on small frame cows in my oppion.

 

[RCF Farms]

That's good cause I have a small Heetseeker, and a small to moderate Harrietta son cow that I just might use him on.