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Not sure about your location but I have been dealing with Gustin Diamond D Gelbvieh for many years and think they have probably the best Gelbvieh cattle in North Dakota. They are also great people to deal with.

First pic is just bought and second pic is last years purchase. Both balancers and very excited to see calves from them.

Thank you for the input and I’ll try to use proper terminology in the future

Going to look at a half blood Sem/red angus bull out of ms/gsc authority. Curious what thoughts are on his daughters and disposition. Tia

I think the wrong video posted. My bull is lot 4.

He will be going on angus/red angus/Gelbvieh x cows.

Just purchased this bull and I was curious about what his weaknesses and strengths are? Thanks in advance. https://www.dvauction.com/video_catalogs/4679

Just wondering what everyone considers the best all around bull in the red angus breed. I have a grandson of justice and a son of silver bow. Absolutely love the justice calves.

Thanks for the kind words everyone. I know next to nothing about the simmental breed but I hope he will add some pounds to my red angus and balancer cross herd.

Here is his video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZPKfp5C ... zbxsqHo-SA

Bought this guy this winter and just wanted to see what everyone else thought. https://www.flickr.com/gp/140925274@N04/569390 https://www.flickr.com/gp/140925274@N04/MM492L

Had fabulous disposition mothering and growth. Only complaints were borderline too small of frame and higher percentage animals carried lot of leather in the neck

Actual birthweight is 79 lbs. which is slightly higher than I would prefer but his epds and length make me think he would be fine

Sorry. His registration number is 3590874

Just bought a yearling bull and was wondering others opinions on whether he is suitable for heifers. Thanks. https://zebu.redangus.org:8443/redspro/ ... 06E909802D

Very nice cattle but I especially like those reds. They are really well put together

Nice calves but my favorite has to be that red baldie by the lick tub

That's what I thought but someone made it sound like you couldn't

Couldn't you breed a homozygous black Gelbvieh bull to a purebred Hereford cow and get f1 bwf cattle?

Unless you heart is set on baldies I think the RA Gelbvieh cross will make as good of replacements as anything. You can always run a Hereford on the resulting heifers if you are set on baldies.