Uprising

[nmcattle]

Any thoughts on the simmi bull Uprising? I have noticed several embryo lots in sales are mated to him. Just wondering if it's hype or if he's that good. Have a cow I want to flush and want a bull that keeps/adds mass and power that will still throw a decent front to produce show heifers. Any calves out there? Other bulls I'm considering are Combustible and Sebago (maternal brother to Broker).  Thoughts on these bulls?

 

[CRS]

They are that good.  There was one to sell in Winegardner's sale a couple of years ago from Barker's in Sidney.  Saw her show a couple of times and she was flat awesome, not sure who ended up with her, but I would love to have a herd of those.  She was huge bodied and very sound with a clean front.  I have tried to upload a sale photo of her as a 4 month old.  The red heifer is her dam a Who Da Man out of an Outrageous cow.  Moore's in Illinois own him I believe. 

 

[nmcattle]

I'm referring to the simmental Uprising bull. He's only a two year old, first calves on the ground this spring. He was raised by Lee simmentals in Missouri I believe. Owned by Blackford I believe? Those heifers do look nice though, thanks for the info.

 

[CRS]

NFF Rubys Uprising is the bull I was thinking of.  He is owned by Moore Cattle Co in Illinois.  I have attached a picture.  Guessing from your last post that they were not the same. 

 

[gary89]

He is a flat awesome individual.  Coolest fronted simmental I've seen.  Haven't seen any calves out of him. He looks better now than he did a year ago.  Combustible is really good as well.  I liked him better last year,  but wasn't at the same stud this year.