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I personally don’t. Van Dykes wouldn’t be using him if there were any concerns. Coalition had a big hole to climb out of when his genomic were ran. Took a lot of data to get his EPDs in line with reality.

I sure liked the daughters we saw last summer. We are using coalition a lot this year.

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Prostaglandin(Lutalyse) and Oxytocin are the hormones than will help them clean. The receptors for oxytocin are mostly gone after 72 hours post partum. Think of when a calf is bunting an udder, this releases oxytocin which aids in the let down of milk and also helps clean. Most vets these days...

Every bull is different on how much they will produce. Anywhere from 15-400 a day. Processing typically costs around $2/unit. Jump fees and fees/boarding vary per stud.

Bought a bull from them last year and just purchased some embryos. Looking forward to injecting their breeding into a couple of our cow lines.

There’s too many running around here to post them all.

I've never been one to shy away from criticism, and I appreciate honest feedback on my herd. We operate with some very strict philosophies in building this cowherd that aren't for everyone. Sorry to hear that you believe I'm wasting peoples money and that our bulls should all be steers. Glad...

I'm ok with the hijack. Drove some traffic to the thread.

Having the catalogs show up in time is always a worry. I know of a couple producers this year that had hundreds of catalogs get lost in the mail and never even showed up to people.

He's a stud, and I think he'll be a sleeper since he's a natural calf instead of an ET.

Here are some of the pictures.