Name that bull

[Hereford76]

H76, nope i remembered red bear 51 and what the adv z146 cattle were like. we used an arrow son in the early eighties. Left us easy fleshing wide based cows made like a tank that milked very well and were super protective mothers.

Go back and look at that picture of the d advance 304 in the "6 year old Hereford bull" thread and look at the resemblence - pretty neat. I'd like someone to post some pictures of those cows or talk more about them.

If my very limited spanish is accurate at all, your hint of the "moose of the prairie" didn't help me any.

"Prairie Moose" is what he was called. JE Lamp 4something was the bull (can't remember right now)- maybe too unkown I guess.

Stockman12 the picture you posted isn't very clear and pretty small for me to guess. Anyone out there that can make it bigger??

Making it bigger wouldn't help me - don't know. i'd guess a line 1 bull though...

capt

 

[WichitaLineMan]

I'm pretty sure I can make out Les Holdens brand on his ribcage in the picture.

 

[Hereford76]

here are a few for the polled guys - since we have a picture of a holden bull up there that still hasn't been named.

bull 10

bull 11

bull 12

 

[Ned Jr.]

Easy one

Now that's A482.

 

[KNERSIE]

10 is Keynote 20X

11 Looks like 15G

 

[Aaron]

#10 - Keynote
#11 - Determination 15G
#12 - Remitall Teamster

 

[Hereford76]

10 is Keynote 20X - right

11 Looks like 15G - nope

#10 - Keynote - right
#11 - Determination 15G - wrong
#12 - Remitall Teamster - wrong

clues
#11 FHR -r----t-r 030

#12 Gold Bar -r---l-r 114W

who is the "easy" bull that stockman put up there - i've seen the picture before somewhere. i just don't know L1's.

 

[rocket2222]

11 one of Feltons old Prospector bulls, don't know 12.

 

[Aaron]

#12 Gold Bar Wrangler 114W

Not familiar with the bull. Rifle and Godfather were the two Gold Bar bulls that really ever stuck in my mind. :cowboy:

 

[Aaron]

Ok, my turn. All bulls I had good luck with through A.I. :cowboy:

Bull #13

Bull #14

Bull #15

 

[WichitaLineMan]

>>I guess I need to call Jay Middleswarth. <<

Here is what Middleswarth wrote about D4 in one of their ads (and I quote):

"The reference point, the landmark - around which most modern day Herefords revolve. As great a bull as ever drew a breath"

 

[rocket2222]

Bull #13 Don't have a clue

Bull #14 I have this same picture on my old computor for some reason.
Sunburst Roundup 302R

Bull #15. Easy one. Ascendant Y26

 

[JHH]

I wish you guys would keep this up I like leaning what them old bulls looked like.

 

[jhambley]

Here's one for you.

Bull #16

 

[alacattleman]

Here's one for you.

Bull #16

he's a hoss whoever he is

 

[jhambley]

A few more photos of bull #16:

 

[WichitaLineMan]

I was going to guess Felton breeding but by the looks of the vehicle in the background it looks a "little" older than that. Maybe another hint?

 

[jhambley]

Not Felton. Bull was born in the 40s. He's the herd sire of a Hall of Fame breeder in the southeast. His dam was 62.5% Prince Domino blood.

 

[jhambley]

Bull #16 = 1940's Model

Bull #17 = 2004 Model

 

[jhambley]

capt wrote:
H76, nope i remembered red bear 51 and what the adv z146 cattle were like. we used an arrow son in the early eighties. Left us easy fleshing wide based cows made like a tank that milked very well and were super protective mothers.

Go back and look at that picture of the d advance 304 in the "6 year old Hereford bull" thread and look at the resemblence - pretty neat. I'd like someone to post some pictures of those cows or talk more about them.

You can see more of the Deewall cows (and bulls) on their web site: http://www.deewallherefords.com
I was fortunate enough to purchase two heifers from them last year and I purchased a bull from them a few years back. I couldn't be happier with their performance. Send me a private email if I can answer any specific questions for you.

JH