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As long as there is a shade tree close by those Angus will be gentle lol

"BTW SimAngus I will call you the next time a customer of mine picks the smallest bull or heifer in the pen and says the others are too big.. Most cattleman still get paid by the POUND at weaning, the reason Cope may want a big bull to sell some heavy weight steers and get paid". jscunn Ya...

I can tell they want the numbers-- not gonna give it to them-- decided these boys were too busy managing the culls that never will end up in the feedyard, but instead will be on the cull of the month cattle pages. I might come back sometime when I see some real interest in this evaluation...

Much more accurate than an EPD--- Most of the people we sell bulls too want to know about homozygous black and polled for PB Simmental as they seem to sell better when that data is available. As far as heifers go this too is important because more and more people are interseted in cow famlies...

SCC grid Maker 820 is a good bull at Bovine Elite

you got any birth weights, weaning weights and yearling weights on those Bulls? While you are at it you have any ultrasound data? oh and WDA? and breed average WDA's? Sim

Check out the New Design Bulls --- 1407 or 878

98.7 lb birth weights are a lil heavy wouldnt ya say? Not something most cattlemen would be interested in using in a cross breeding operation. 97 to 108 sounds like Holstein calves bwts to me. Mebbe ya need some angus in the mix up there to help ya trim down those birth weights, increase your...

Yall sound ready for the numbers----- ok they are coming. Sim

But why would you want a frame score of 6.5 to 7 in your bull/steer calves? you know they take longer to finish? Going in reverse on Frame Score is the wrong thing to do in my opinion, and as a feedlot owner we stay away from those calves period. Also many people do not consider the "type"...

PB SIMMENTAL ABS--- RED BULL --- LOOK AT BEEFMAKER OR HOOKS SHEAR FORCE SELECT SIRES -- BLACK BULL --- LOOK AT TNT JUMPSTART ABS --- BLACK BULL --- LOOK AT LUCKY ONE 686K ABS --- BLACK SIMANGUS HOMOZYGOUS POLLED AND BLACK --- LOOK AT STARZ ALL GOOD CALVING EASE BULLS -- GOOD WW'S GOOD...

YOU JUST CANT BEAT HEREFORD /ANGUS CROSS STEERS IN THE FEEDLOT AND ON THE RAIL--- CHAR CROSSES TAKE LONGER TO FINISH SO YOU AREN'T DOING YOURSELF ANY FAVORS THERE. (TOO MUCH BONE) LONGEARED CATTLE AGAIN WILL BE IN THE FEEDLOT LONGER ALTHOUGH i HAVE SEEN SOME GERTS FINISH WELL SHORT X HEREFORD...

PRETTY ROUGH LOOKIN BUNCH -- LOOKS LIKE A BREDDING PROGRAM IS IN YOUR FUTURE ALONG WITH A HEALTH PROGRAM AND A FEEDING PROGRAM.. CULL THEM ALL NO OFFENSE BUT YA CANT GO WRONG WITH ANGUS-----

Time on feed wont change the tenderness of the meat and without marbling it wont taste good .......... to most... Time on feed may change YG and allow your leaner carcasses to age longer due to a YG of 2 to 3 (really need at least a 3 on Select Quality Grade cattle Aging on the other hand will...

Sorry to Rile ya on the fleck issue but most of the fleck cattle are still too big -- keep working on it The PB Simms are doing much better -- Hats off to them .

I dont know anyone that is selling bred cows for $1100 unless they are junk. !500 is rock bottom here

This summer was the first time I had the opportunity to feed Ancient White Park x Angus in the feedyard Their rate of Gain from 205 to 365 was phenomenal Their feed conversion and ADG was outstanding and any guesses what they have been grading on the Rail?

There are good and bad about all breeds but some are better than others depends what your objective is. If you are on some hot dry climate and sparse grass and native grass and you dont like Boer Goats then yeah Gerts will work. I like the San Jose KR came up with--- lil more meat to be had...

a post from 2002 I will agree that having a little Angus blood sure doesn't hurt when it comes to feeding out cattle. However, there are some many other positive factors that the Simmental breed offers that many producers using strictly british breeds are missing, such as extra performance...

I bet this kid that couldn't spell skool is now a professor at OK State.