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Any sire groups of theirs you lean towards for cow makers/heifer retention?

Recently discovered the Peak Dot Angus ranch in Canada and their upcoming sale bulls in catalog look pretty stout and impressive. Looking for anyone’s experience good or bad with their AI studs or sale bulls. Thanks in advance

I also like the vent hole, when it gets cold or thick and doesn’t want to run down the hose, you can put your mouth over the vent and blow air into the jug to encourage the colostrum down the hose.

IMO by far the best tuber out there. Doesnt crack and leak like the thin plastic ones in colder climates.

I'm only seeing 25% heifers, apparently it all shakes out in the end.

He’s shed some of that excess flesh quite nicely. I’m excited to see what his calves will do.

A little too fleshy but I think he’ll be ready to go come May

I should’ve included this with the first one.

Recently picked up a yearling bull that I’m pretty excited about. Sinclair Emulation XXP / SAV Blackcap May 1416. Hoping for heifers worth retention and I feel like there’s a lot of potential for that.

https://www.stgen.com/sire-directory/be ... eef-cattle

Anyone use Ten speed on heifers and how do his daughters look? Genex doesn't have any listed. Thanks

http://www.beefmagazine.com/breeding/4- ... te-calvers 2. Using CIDRs for natural breeding They suggest, “If you plan to use natural service breeding, insert a CIDR for 7 days, then remove the CIDR on day 7, and give an injection of prostaglandin. Bulls can be immediately placed with the cows...

Just checking to see if things have improved at your ranch, I had a beautiful 7 year old AI'd to Priority lay down and pass over night, made me think of you and your lost calf.

Had a heifer deliver 5-6 weeks early, both feet were down and the head/tounge presented itself. Reached in and retrieved the feet and out it came. I'm assuming the calf maybe died while inside which perhaps caused the deliver. The heifer hadn't bagged up or anything either. Any thoughts?

Priority Son Investment son (not a great picture) Chisum son

Makes my stomach turn looking at that picture. Sorry for the suck your going through.

I only have two chisum calves and I'm very happy with both, one heifer and one bull calf, about 9 months old. I've got 4 Investment calves. I couldn't be happier with the bull calf, the three heifers were looking good on pasture but now seem like they've lost some growth momentum. I had 4...

This is my first female sired by Chisum but from what I've read, I'm told hes a cow maker. He's been around since 2006. So far I'm very pleased with the heifer and one of the two bull calves. The other is alright, just nothing to get excited about. http://genex.crinet.com/beef/index.php? ...

Investment daughter out of first calf heifer

Chisum daughter Priority bull Chisum bull