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my vote would be redeem. Good growth. maternal and easy feeding.

I have used currency and been around quite a few currency sired cattle. He will make them extremely stout, wide bodied and hairy. They typically aren't the biggest cattle but they aren't small by any means. My biggest problem with him is make sure you use him on a really good uddered cow. Not...

Without a doubt I would not be afraid to use that Conquer bull. He is a full brother to 755T, who sired the high selling heifer calf ($60,000) in Hoffman's sale last fall and an impressive set of bulls in Topp's sale. I had heard that Topp will have a lot of calves by Conquer this spring...

Semen is available if anyone is interested. $25/ unit $75 cert. Message me if interested.

We plan on showing him at the Wisconsin State Fair We are trying to sell him but if we dont we will use him as clean up on our heifers and horned cows. We are VERY excited about this guys future. We will probably collect him and try and market some semen out of him.

Here are some updated pictures of him taken today.

he has not had his feet trimmed yet and does not have any adhesive in him. He was washed and blown. thats it.

Was wondering what people thought of this bull calf. D.O.B 4-18-12 BW: 70# Sire BR Moler ET Dam: Purple Viola 7M

Southern Wisconsin Rent Cropland 350+/ acre Pasture 25-30/ acre Buy Cropland 7000+/ acre

Top Shelf (Select Sires) Domino 3027 (ABS Global) Recruit (Accelerated) Victor 755T (Accelerated) Those bulls all make good daughters.

From what I've seen so far this fall GO Advance S109 seems to be really clicking with Online influenced cattle. I think there are better options out there besides the bulls you've listed.

I have used both bulls and will continue to use both bulls. Last year I showed a redeem daughter I got out of the Jensen sale. I would say redeem will tend to be a little shorter fronted compared to trust cattle. However, trust seems to be a little longer jointed. I like to think of him as an...