I have always been a big fan of Focus of ER. Although his EPD's are not what they should be to todays standards, he was a sire of some great herd bulls and AI sires. He also was a great producer of cows.
His structure is great. I do have semen of Focus of ER, and I mostly want to use him on cows with higher numbers. He is also a great heifer bull.
With the poor structure of todays rear quarters in Angus, I find him to be something that could possibly help to deter on coming problems.
I purchased a heifer out of Focus of ER in the beginning, and before she calved, she bloated and we found her dead. She was a nice heifer and I was so sick about it.
I still value him as a sire as he passed his genes to better the calf.
Birth wt. 74 lbs., ratio 88; Adjusted weaning wt. 762 lbs., ratio 119; Adjusted yearling wt. 1,245 lbs., ratio 111; Adjusted scrotal cir. 36.7 cm.; Mature wt. 2,500 lbs.; Hip ht. 60 in.; Dam has 4 BR-96, 4 WR-113, 2 YR-105.
http://www.angus.org/Animal/EpdPedD...tT87XOG96EHC+7qoQ87b0a5UMDjAvqBQqbFFJI+CtqA==
His structure is great. I do have semen of Focus of ER, and I mostly want to use him on cows with higher numbers. He is also a great heifer bull.
With the poor structure of todays rear quarters in Angus, I find him to be something that could possibly help to deter on coming problems.
I purchased a heifer out of Focus of ER in the beginning, and before she calved, she bloated and we found her dead. She was a nice heifer and I was so sick about it.
I still value him as a sire as he passed his genes to better the calf.
Birth wt. 74 lbs., ratio 88; Adjusted weaning wt. 762 lbs., ratio 119; Adjusted yearling wt. 1,245 lbs., ratio 111; Adjusted scrotal cir. 36.7 cm.; Mature wt. 2,500 lbs.; Hip ht. 60 in.; Dam has 4 BR-96, 4 WR-113, 2 YR-105.
http://www.angus.org/Animal/EpdPedD...tT87XOG96EHC+7qoQ87b0a5UMDjAvqBQqbFFJI+CtqA==