old AI books online?

[yuppiecowboy]

Is there anywhere where you could find the pictures out of some of the old AI stud books? When I was A kid the continentals were picking up steam and I was fascinated by the pictures of the huge, mysterious bulls of breeds I wasnt familiar with. THe Huge Chianinas, the yellow and white Simmentals, etc.

I would like it if someone could point me in the right direction, assuming they exist.

 

[Ned Jr.]

Here's some of the gutless wonders for you.

 

[WichitaLineMan]

wow.

 

[MO_cows]

Wow! Those were some steeplechasers, weren't they? lol Please, if there's any Tarentaise in that catalog, put one up?? I didn't see any of them until the 1990's.

 

[Idaman]

Wow! Those were some steeplechasers, weren't they? lol Please, if there's any Tarentaise in that catalog, put one up?? I didn't see any of them until the 1990's.

I had a couple Tarentaise in the early eighties but never got any calves by them as they were queer. :banana:

 

[yuppiecowboy]

Awesome. How did we ever think that was a prototype for quality beef production? G III's mother doesnt look all that bad though

 

[Ned Jr.]

Wow! Those were some steeplechasers, weren't they? lol Please, if there's any Tarentaise in that catalog, put one up?? I didn't see any of them until the 1990's.

 

[MO_cows]

Cool! Thank you very much! Interesting, I have actually used a half brother to this bull via AI, another Isidore son that is rock solid for calving ease. Isidore was one of the early imports. So, the bull pictured is the son of what was a dairy bull when he was back in the Alps.