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:2cents: I prefer the black heifer, deeper, looks like a heifer :2cents:

Aside from genuinely disliking cowgirl8, what do you see that is so horrible about this bull?

If you don't mind my asking, Why only 15 cows to 80 acres? Trying to breed your own instead of buying? I respect this. However if it was mine I would have 2 groups, junk salebarn cows in one pasture and these good cows in a different one. Bull wouldn't have to be as good either. The salebarn...

Brangus bull if ya want ear

If they are the clubby bred ones I would wait until atleast their 3rd calf. Absolutely do not use the clubby maines on heifers. Even with the Brama in there. They're (Maines) not usually going to be easy calvers unless you get some from a program that is commercailly oriented such as ZNT cattle...

Wish he had a better top line. Other than that he is a good calf who has a lot of growth and a lot of potential.

Here is a link to the bull I bought. There is only one pictured but they look similar. Dark red. Stout. THICK. viewtopic.php?f=5&t=90472&start=15 Using these bulls over two groups of 30 cows at different farms. Keeping all of their march born daughters and planning to completely overhaul the...

Limo, Gelbvieh, or Simmi. 3-WAY-CROSS

This is sort of evidence to the 'bigger cow - later puberty' theory. Nesikep has larger than average cows in general and he just said the frame 8 heifer (largest) was the last one to start cycling. I said sort of because it is such a small sample size. Here the biggest heifers cycle first but I...

How much does his dam weigh? Paternal Grand-dam? With all of his extreme capacity I begin to wonder just how much a frame 4-5 cow ends up weighing. Then again if I had a large field full of those..... I wouldn't care 'cause they'd probably wean a high percent of body weight no matter how much...

All the best with promoting the Galloway breed as a viable commercial option. What attributes do you see the Galloway genetics offering the commercial cattleman that mainstream breeds like Angus and hereford can't already give them? Andrew Hybrid vigor, muscle, thickness, and hair :cowboy:

How do they milk compared to an Angus or Simmental?

The bull pictured is Reg. # 1231292. Other bull is Reg.# 1237012. One thing that impressed me about every bull that I saw while I was there (287 in the sale-all raised by Judd's) was the width, they are wider than the old bulls that we have. They have made a habit of fighting the two old bulls...

Reminds me a lot (in type) of our heifer bull/ clean up bull. He appears to have good numbers too, I would expect his daughters to do well in a low input environment, because he doesn't have much muscle tone. On the other hand he could use more but he is pretty nice for me.

Purebreds: are mostly show cattle (small framed, large BW, very muscular, and grow a lot of hair. Most of the bulls below are Chi-influenced. Many have more chi than maine. These show well but give the breeds bad reps. as commercial breeds. http://cattlevisions.com/club_calf_directory.php Full...

Pay attention, I said 100 heifers. Five bulls are be needed even in not so rough terrain because they are inexperienced and 1 or 2 of them might slack off.

I would like to note that this is really a case of Small cows VS Medium cows where large cows are 1700 lbs. Source of Calf Prices (Approx.) - http://www.ams.usda.gov/mnreports/lsddfss.pdf First off you have 660K pounds of 1100#'s vs. 700K pounds of 1400#'s.To get to 700K lbs of 1100's you...

:clap: You oughta register him (60) as ____Extra Stretch____ :cowboy: Fill in the blank of course :D

Prefer 65 lbs on heifers. Our cows are only 1200 mature (trying to get to 1300) and heifers calve at about 800-900 lbs. Smaller than 65 lbs and they don't have the mass to stay warm in a very cold February. Bigger than 75 and it will be a pull for our small heifers. However as it has been proven...

Mostly angus cows, have not used anything but PB Angus or Red Angus for 17 years. 17 years ago we had a Chromed up Baldy Simmental bull and about 1/3 of our current cows are baldies/brockles and are 1/8 or less simmental. Planning on covering their balancer daughters with a Sim-Angus bull in the...