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Thanks Jscunn for the information. I am going to do some research on the bulls you listed. About what frame size are your heifers?

Nice heifers and calves. They look like the type I am trying to reach with my cattle. If you don't mind, please share what A.I. bulls you seem to get the best heifers from. I am new to raising angus and many of the bred heifers I bought dont milk well and I have decided to raise my own out of my...

To tell you the truth i felt the same way...but my ag teacher told me to find the tallest bull. that is why i like the second bull that i suggested...he has produced show calves and he seems to be well balanced.

As for where i get my semen i will have to buy it so i can buy it anywhere. There is an offshoot of coba in my area and they will ai the heifer for me. I just want to find the best bull i can find.

thanks everyone. i like this bull personally. does anyone have thoughts about him? reg #14476613 QLC LaGrand Forum i like moderate framed cattle. The problem with this heifer through her whole show career was that she was one of the smallest in her class. This is the only reason that i would...

the heifer is unbred because she was bred and due to an ag teacher thinking she abotrted she was given a heat shot which made her abort the calf(which was 6 months along). The calf was sponsored so the school actually owned her and the ag teachers were tired of caring for her so they sold her...

reg #: 15461743 K B LADY DOC ENT 642

here is the bull http://bovine-elite.com/angblkepd.asp?ID=195

i just purchased an open heifer that was shown at my highschool. She is a small to medium frame heifer with adequate depth of body and spring of rib but she lacks femininity. I am clueless when it comes to Angus cattle and i am looking for suggestions on an Angus bull to ai her with to produce...

that would be a bull owned by Carl Mckenney and i have seen him in person and he is much more impressive in person

ill see if i can dig up some pics....dad used to experiment with his longhorns....we loved the brahmanXlonghorns just they didnt respect fences....

I had one do the same thing. But she had one in the first of January and then one in the last of September. I couldn't believe it. She was my favorite cow. You could pet her in the field and she was always right behind you. She was at least half Brahman and always raised the biggest calves...

10 gray Brahmans 10 red Brahmans 10 speckled Gir 3 bulls (one of each) 10 Red Limousin 1 Red limousin bull 5 Piedmontese 1 Piedmontese Bull

I really like some Brahman/Limousin cross heifers that I have retained. They seem to grow well and are muscled well. I really like the F-1 Brafords but Since we sold all the Herefords because of age I can't raise anymore.

Well I like PiedmonteseX Longhorn cows crossed with a angusX Holstien bull I bottle raised. My calves are good foragers, heavy muscled, milk well and since their black, They bring top dollar at the auction barn.

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Go for it. Never hurts to buy gentle cattle and $1.00 pound is a little under market price.

Our bulls are only on like 12 cows each, but we dont feed them suppliments. Our summer has been dry, but we have got a lot of rain too. It's like this, it rains like one day a week sometime, and then stops for a few weeks, or it rains for a week, and waits a month...but, it hasn't been that...

I think I asked my question wrong and that is why y'all think I don't know anything about the cattle business. My question was supposed to be: Will a dark red heifer or solid gray heifer show better than a reddy/gray mixed color heifer? I am asking this question as all the heifers have...

THat's what I brought ag teachers for. THey say they should show just as well. But my question is, if they show just as good why the price difference?