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jus cuz yall dont talk good english like what i do!!!

i see what you are saying but the point i was making is they are not a popular breed where i live. breed is a personal preference and some breeds work better for some than they do for others.

i had an ffa steer last year that was 3/4 limousin X 1/4 salers. he was a real pretty deep red and did well in the show both market and fitting. i was pleased.

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if a beefmaster walks into the sale ring he will autoomatically be $.20 cheaper no matter what the quality or breeding. no one wants them around here. i wouldn't pay $2500 for 3 bred cows. its not because i dont like them, its because they wont have any resale value and their calves wont bring...

He used semen out of the bull and likes the results. Where do i look for existing embryos? sorry this is new to me.

Him and his vet have been discussing it and want to try the heifers. He has them and a place to watch them so hopefully it isnt that bad. I guess i was asking what kind of cow would compliment this bull nicely, to put it clearer. sorry about that.

I know a guy that wants to try embryos. He has chosen New Design 878 as the bull, but what is a good cow or line of cows that would compliment this bull to produce good embryos. edit: he plans to put the embryos in first-calf heifers and use the female offspring to add heifers/cows to his herd

Already have this years calf. Got him last November. Pre-show is the 25th of this month, and final show is the 1st of September. The calf is from the same herd and he is looking much better than last year. Nice long steer. I think he will do well. I appreciate everyone chipping in! p.s. most of...

well, its too late to sell him, he's dead. he was an FFA project. I agree, angus are a good breed of cattle, some would argue the best. I am not going to disagree, but my family raises limousins so they are what i must stick with for a while longer

Thanks for the input DOC HARRIS. The vet did a biopsy and fount the bit of wire. I don't know how long it had been in him. We noticed him being lethargic and his temp was high. Figured it was an infection and put him on penicillan. This started about a month before he died. First time its...

His yearling weight was about 700. His 18 month weight was just tipping the scale at 1000lbs. He was the lightest steer in his class. I do think feed played a big part. He was fed a maintainence grain from yearling on until finishing time. I didnt know the difference.I think i underfinished as...

He was around 18 months at the time the photo was taken. He died not too long after from an infection, piece of wire punctured heart. Got sick the day of show

what about him dont you like, looking for specifics

This picture was taken late last August shortly before show time. He was fed ringmaster showbeef and good timothy hay. What do you guys think and how can i improve? Thanks!

well, its worth a shot... simental, limousin, angus