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Silver Murray Grey bull, 3 years old

I sold these in a bulk price at $450 each for conventional IVF but I also paid half the shipping to get it to him. This year I'm selling $500 each for conventional IVF, $600 for IVF reverse sorted sexed heifer and $1000 each for imported conventional. I'll still sell them to him in bulk if he...

Well I haven't been on here in a while but I wanted to share some pictures sent to me from an embryo customer in Hawaii. These are the first purebred Murray Grey calves to hit Maui in about 40 years. There were 11 Murray Grey embyros put into this herd last fall with this customers first...

Well a hard pull but no vet assistance needed. Our 850-900 lb, now 18 month old heifer ended up with a 83.5 lb bull calf. A good bag, good mothering instincts and a big, vigorous bull calf. The only time I can get a picture is when he is laying down. Keeping her in the barn for 30-60 days so...

I agree @Ky hills. I did already make the decision not to abort- it is too risky this late in the term. She has more bag development than the heifers I have due May 6 and May 13 so I think I'll see a calf in 2-4 weeks. The lucky thing is I raised the dam, AI'd the cow myself, and sold the bull...

Well I purchased a heifer in early October (12 months old then), where the owner said she had been penned up for a couple months to avoid bull exposure. I hadn't seen any signs of heat and decided to sync her with a big group. Hubby was putting CIDRs in while I was giving GnRH. I did not...

I like the 2155 heifer. Do you use different colored tags for different sires?

Of course when I want to take a picture, he doesn't want to stand still. This is our 2 year old registered Charolais bull, GRSC Big Iron sired by RBM TR Rhinestone Z38. Lots of good bull characteristics, excellent scrotal, big curly head, plenty of length and still gentle enough for my 13 year...

Got two more AUS bulls lined up this year and some embryos in the works. I am excited to see what these new AUS bulls can do for the American breeders. We are also thankful to see the diverse Heritage genetics being used within your herd and look forward to our first calf from Golden Boy...