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Awesome! Thanks so much for sharing, please keep us updated on your finds

I like your cattle and thanks for sending the pictures

Jafruech, I like the looks of your cattle and would like to see more pictures.

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I could not get the link to pull up, but isn't ivermectin associated with spinal canal lipomatosis? I have had more than one vet warn me to be careful with applications.

Worded much better than I could do. Prayers sent

Awesome pic! Thanks and Merry Christmas everyone!

Does anyone know if there is still any of the old Emulous semen around from Curtiss or some of the other 60's-70's Emulous bulls? It is hard to find anyone that still has these. Thanks!

There was a study a few years ago using Novalube for the lubricant on the outside of the CIDR gun and pregnancy rates were increased. It seemed to help us then. I haven't used CIDR's in a couple of years, but we are planning on doing the same again soon. I like that idea of a bucket of Nolvasan...

Cotton, I was reading some old threads on ampules and had forgotten this one. Did you get any calves out of Sam?

Prayers sent

Sent - I hope you have a safe trip and peace and comfort to your uncle.

I like them - especially the bull with the white face. I am not ready for that much snow yet. Please update us with pictures and update in the spring. Hopefully on this thread.

Prayers sent for your mother and for you and your family as well.

That would mostly depend on whether or not the bull was heterozygous polled or homozygous polled.

Good post and like Ebenezer, the cattle that I have that work currently are not modern lines and most would laugh at the EPD's. Even though their EPD's are dramatically less, they usually raise significantly heavier calves than the cows that I did have with much better EPD's. An Angus bull...

Ron, I know it feels that tough, especially on part of the farm, but didn't realize it was the highest toxicity in the nation. The Simmentals that I had tried were definitely not adapted for our fescue. Our county used to have a lot of the yellow and white spotted Simmentals that lived to be...

This is also a subject that I have been watching and working with for years. My best luck with Angus has been an elderly farmer in Arkansas. His cattle are mostly Emulous and linebred. I don't have any experience with Simmental that work here. I have tried a couple from Iowa, but with no luck...

Just found this thread and prayers sent. I hope your mother continues to improve!

I have used A+ before with good success.