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Dam'n good thing.

TSB or tapeworm, which is it. Are either of these your real name that your parents give you, beings you don't hide behind a fake name. Always thought you were a little odd. Some people will make 20 to 30 posts in a day saying nothing to make the goo roo status. Must be pretty important to them.

Bull Prices are much cheaper in Canada and much higher in the United States in 2004 than they were 2 yrs ago. If it will help you, the topic is Bull Prices Fall 2004 _________________

More the exception than the rule.

Thas right show mama. Cut all the hair off and reevaluate there might not be no bull to evaluate. He might disappear. I knowed a feller once that didn't take a bath very often. Talked him into using Odor Eaters" and he di.sappeared. Horns are good to hang hats and coats on.

Pretty good looking bull. He has a straight back and looks like good hind quarters on him. Can't really see from the profile but I would be willing to bet he is a pretty thick individual. How old is he and what's he weigh.

Ollie those calves from the small breeder outfits don't know nuttin about reading, just the ones from the big PR outfits know how to read, then lots of them fail the test.

I bought some cattle from a small breeder one time that wasn't big in the business. I didn't know at the time that I wouldn't have his cattle. They sure raised some good calves though. Give $500.00 for each hfr. and havn't sold a yrlg.bull for less than $2000.00 yet. The last 2 were hfrs and...

these 2 bulls are both brahman or brahman crosses? what kind of cross?

Frenchie,angus plus is generally referred to calves from Angus bulls used on Brangus or Brangus type cows. No certain percentage to be called Angus Plus, except they should carry a higher percentage of Angus than Brangus has.

Beefmasters shouldn't be in NY or Pa. Wrong climate for them

Brad Could you post a reg.# for each.

with all the wanna-bees out there maybe theywill have to be described as angusXhereford Just because it's black doesn't mean it's angus.

The term Maverick came from back in the old post civil war days when many calves weren't branded. A man whose last name was Maverick started roping and putting his brand brand on these unbranded calves and or yrlg or any other cattle that weren't branded so therefore had no legal owner. When...