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Gardner is in the feedlot business, they breed cattle to excel in the feed yard, they will tend to be a little flat sided and hard doers out in the pasture situation ,

he had already sold millions in semen sales

someone took him to the cleaners I bet

was a sale manager involved in the sale, if so contact him. also be persistant but nice,

I have a friend that buys the lowest price calves he can get in the stockyards, he backgrounds 1200 at the time , sends them to feed and they will surprise you how good they do, they are every color in the world, and he hardly ever has a .80 cent average in the calves, he had a group just...

Limousin is a good choice for contenetial , they will yield good, and convert feed as good as any, they are easing calving and are fast growing

I am out of the woods here I think , but im sure with 34 flooded counties , this will go on for months , Im sure there is lots of round bales washed away, pastures destroyed, missing cattle, and things I cant even think of yet, 70 roads washed out in my county alone , Lots of folks cant even...

we just weathered a 20 inch rain event here in eastern NC ,went with no power for 3 days , Half of the roads in my county were at one time closed , flooded or washed out, impossible to travel, The entire county was without power, It aint over, lots of places still flooded , and dozens of roads...

I think the whole world has used him , but me, I see where alot of the bull offerings in recent sales have been sired by him, he aint to pretty to look at , but his progeny are topping sales everywhere.

there is a huge difference in the Docility of the black limis of today than the fullblood lines. I have 125 registered limis and everyone that visits my farm to buy bulls, say that they are most docile cows and bulls they have seen . my limis are alot more docile than my angus cows,

remember those numbers are reported by people, only as good as the honesty of the person sending them in,the genetics play a role, the quality of grass in the upper mid west is superior to most grass, the feed bunk is filled 2 times per day by the silage wagon, and how old were the calves when...

I just culled a few that were 1999 and 2000 models , that were half blood limis ,they were still doing good and keeping condition on , but prices were high and they could go done hill fast , so I let them go , I dont want to get to many old cows in the herd percentage wise,

limi or lim-flex would be a good choice, a flex 75% bull would give you a little angus to go with it, Limi cleans up brangus influenced cattle very well, as for ear and dew lap .

I think what he knows is , folks are sick and tired of little ole 62-65 lb calves , survival rate in those calves under 75lb is considerable less than those over according to a article i read just the other day, as for me , I am sick of hearing the words Calving Ease, give me an 85 lb calf...

go with homo black lim-flex and dont look back, if you want maxium muscle , go with the purebred limousin, you will not be disapointed with either

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wulf was on american rancher a few weeks back, they have a 14,000 head feedlot in ND I beleive, they were buying cattle , it was called wulf cattle depot, it was something new, and I believe they were leasing a 20,000 acre ranch there as well.

folks , dont compare the fullblood limis to the black modern limi genetics, almost like 2 differrent breeds , and as far as easy keeping , I sell alot of bulls , Lim and angus , and my limis do far and away better on the exact same ration on full feed, than the angus bulls do, I am yet to have...

she is an old cow, 2 month old calf , she may or may not be bred back,if she ran with a bull , blood test are only 95% at 30 days . I have had cows older , that did a good job till 15 or so, buy her as a pair and if she is bred back it is a bonus, you may get another heifer, write down the date...

im just happy that the angus folks finally saw that they needed an Doc. epd after all these years of ridicule of other breeds over doc. issues , I raise both registered Limousin and Angus and the last several times I have been kicked , ( last week) the last time was by an Angus cow.