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wow my guess was bad. I didn't even think of simmentals.

I'd guess a Charlois crossed with a short horn.

Thank you very much. I think this next time I'm going to breed her to someone with a lot more bone and depth on the back end. I'm still learning, but i think thats what he needs more of.

Thanks! You know I honestly don't know. I had him priced at 900. But i live in a very suburban area, and no one wants to show steers because you have to send them to slaughter. It's silly, but the truth. Anyways, I can't find a buyer so he's headed to market unfortunatley on Thursday. I need...

Birth Weight: 65pounds Date: Jan 12 '10 Dam: R&L Corona 3307(MAYBE ON THE NUMBERS?), shes out of Sedgwick brothers heifer (located in Kansas) Sire: DAJS All Star M243 He's Angus by the way.

This is my first calf out of my show heifer. Just wanted to know what some people think, opinions, comments. Honesty please! :]

Well she would sure be fun to show! You'd get everyone's attention. :)

haha no brahman at all, pure angus.

Critique away.

Thanks, I hope she isnt, so this wont even be a concern for my very small growing herd. :)

I dont know if this has anything to do with it, but at my schools show barn, we AI'd 5 heifers. Our results were 4 hefiers and one bull calf. All of the show heifers have much more weight on them than the heifer that had the bull calf. I know that the fatter a cow is, the harder it is to breed...

Thanks, and i can't believe i said that. I'm just so used to calling her my show heifer.

Okay so its NOT a bad decision to keep her? She's my best heifer of the three i have. I do not know if she is a carrier yet, I'm a new Angus member so i just read all of this on the AAA website a couple days ago. It's a lot to learn and take in. Anyways, I'm lucky enough to have bred her with a...

Thanks, and funny, that's who I bred her too for her first calf. I got a heifer out of her with him, still growing, not sure how she will turn out quite yet.

I am a young breeder, who started trhough FFA. It is time for me to re-breed my oldest cow. She is a larger framed female who could use some added style, and bone. I am in the show buissness, not commerial. Can anyone reccommend some good Angus Sires? (AMF of course.) Thanks, Kaitlin

I didn't look to see if this was an active board, and I'm only a kid, so dont get mad if i sound un educated or naive. I am a new Angus breeder, i started through FFA and i have 3 heifers. My best heifer might be a AM carrier. I don't understand why you can't register AM carries in the Angus...