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We got him to breed our 10 black and red Angus heifers. As for registration number I will get back to you on that.

Here is our new Black Angus bull. Got him today. Was a year old in April, weighs 1350#. What u think??

It is used quite a bit around my area. The calves seem to grow like weeds and are muscley. Yet if you're gonna keep them as replacement heifers I couldn't tell you what kind of cows they would make. Farms around here just feed the calves out.

Not around here they're not. Sometimes go 10-20 cents less per pound depending on weight of course. Neighbor had skunk tail calves few years ago and sold some steers at 700 pounds, the solid black sold for 15 cents more than the skunks. But anyway we will see what happens with these calves...

Very nice calves you got there!

What kind of bull is this?

What is a red charolais? My dad seems to think its a cross between red angus and charolais to make them red. Is this true?

There nice calves just not looking forward to them being docked in prices when we sell them at the sale barn. They sort them off red or black cattle, they even sell black baldies and red baldies(what we call red necks around here) but not skunk tails.

perhaps its time for a new bull. Sold the bull few days ago and just got a red angus yearling

So it's the Charolais in them and not the Simmental?? They are nice solid calves just dont like the white belly and white stripe down there back.

I have been getting skunk tale calves out of my black and red cows bred to a Charolais/Red Angus cross bull. I do not get why this is happening. 20 cows are black and 27 are red. The guy we bought the bull said the reason is because the cows have Simmental in them. Is this true? We have had...

In our area there are mostly black angus cattle. So I wanna try something different like hereford, charolais, limousin, or some others. I Dont knw much about galloways.

We had a son from him too. Looked like this bull. Very good and muscular calves we got from him. Nice bull you got.

My dad said he read an article where it makes a difference. I dont get why it would.

If I breed an angus cow to a hereford bull, would it be the same if I breed a hereford cow to a angus bull? I just used those two breeds as an example, would it be the same as doing it with any two breeds? Thanks.

Kirschbaums and number is 608-732-6779

Gotta friend that has tons of them here is SW Wisconsin.

They look great!

They look healthy and all but just think they are kinda homely looking. I've seen worse and better. Think they woulda made better steers. Just my opinion.

Not much of a fan of any of them sorry.