wedding crasher calf pic and questions

[worthabit]

Last year was our first time ever breeding to club calf bulls. This is a wedding crasher calf out of a redangus/limo heifer that weighed 75 lbs. We are very impressed as we have two more that show the same style. Comments welcome.

What % angus  is Wedding Crasher?

What are his females like for replacements? I realize he is not popular in the US but I believe Brad Hook bred him so maybe if he reads this he can let me know. Thanks.

 

[worthabit]

bump. Anyone?

 

[Dave]

I like your hfr. looks like to me she'd be a great cow.

 

[cdncowboy]

Near as I can figure he would be about a half angus.  The Coach bull is registered as a 50%,  his dam looks to be just around that as well.

 

[CM Cattle]

Nice calf.

 

[MYT Farms]

Nice, heavy muscled calf, worthabit! BTW, it was good talking to you a while back and learning about your operation. Good luck with it. I think that heifer will take you guys pretty far.

 

[jbh]

Wedding Crasher's dam was a Heat Seeker x Bush's Flashback.....so he's at least a  1/4 Angus by the dam.  He looks awesome as a mature bull......too bad he tested to be a double carrier.  Females should make awesome cows.  I'm headed east in a few days to picture/video him.......we're going to sell lifetime breeding rights on him........very reasonable!  Semen sales have spiked up this year, so someone's seeing something they like.  Thanks, Brad.

 

[OH Breeder]

He looks deep sided. He is not that old really a 2005 model. Attached a picture so folks would know what he looks like.

 

[worthabit]

Thanks for the responses. I did not know he was a double carrier, Semex only has him listed as a TH.

What exactly is "lifetime breeding rights"?

 

[jbh]

Thanks for the responses. I did not know he was a double carrier, Semex only has him listed as a TH.

What exactly is "lifetime breeding rights"?

Natural breeding service for his lifetime.