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Cherokee Phantom has to much chrome ,It's hard to breed the white off his calves . Use Black Stone ...

Might be

Looks like a 1958 ford.. maybe, Its been a long time ..........

Red heifer and gray bull sired by v8 194/7 The heifer should turn gray .

One of the embryo calves

A few of the embryo calves. All heifers and all full sisters

So there can be black beefmasters without crossing Angus or Brangus..

Take a look at this site. .http://www.wildoaksfarms.com/COWS/ISA%20BLACK/TheIsaCattleCompanyBlackBeefmasters.htm

Not trying to hijack but the recipients are starting to calve

I guess that's why the Simmental Association introduced Angus genetics in their breed.. :tiphat:

Good looking cow .

I would guess the black bull is the sire. AI didn't take

I wish that bull was in my pasture ..

He's not mine . Belongs to my neighbors 8 year old daughter.

I was just hoping the picture would work

I hope this works, This is a 9 mo. old Beefmaster bull

On heifers I like to use a bull with higher ACC. rate. I want at least .85 ,but I prefer a proven calving ease bull.

No I don't keep that many . But some breeders do , If CG8 wants to keep 100% of their heifers to expand their herd more power to her . But when you posted this you were just trying to run down her operation .

Do you think they might have a few heifer calves to go along with the steers . :D :D :lol2: :lol2: :lol2: :lol2:

So everyone that buys cattle at a sale barn are buying mongrels . The buyer of your angus belted Galloway calves are buying mongrels.....mixed breed unknown background :D