CattleMan1920
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Jeanne - Simme Valley":wta8fonz said:This was a bull I raised - he is my avatar. Simme Valley Macho As U. Old, long gone, but influences my herd. Still breed to him. He was a CE & BW trait leader (back when they designated trait leaders). Still get a check in the mail now & then from SEK Genetic Horizons selling his semen.
Used to run ads "Coming & Going he looks good"
Have any pictures of his calves??Jeanne - Simme Valley":1oukyzxu said:This was a bull I raised - he is my avatar. Simme Valley Macho As U. Old, long gone, but influences my herd. Still breed to him. He was a CE & BW trait leader (back when they designated trait leaders). Still get a check in the mail now & then from SEK Genetic Horizons selling his semen.
Used to run ads "Coming & Going he looks good"
Well if you ever do i would be interested in getting some from you. You have some mighty fine cattle, hats off to your operation :tiphat:K3ranch":w51k6lwa said:Freight.
We haven't decided yet, we have our third calf crop coming this spring and we have a son we are keeping as well so don't really have a need to, and the semen game is a fickle one
Jeanne - Simme Valley":2oaench3 said:Occasionally he threw a bigger frame, but no, normally about 5.5 - 6 frame. Lots of guts, good foot & legs and best of all, GREAT udders on his daughters.
Jeanne - Simme Valley":2wrexep6 said:These are all heifers/cows that I have sold. I still have daughters in my herd. I have one in my replacement heifer group this year and a two-yr old calving this year. He is Homo Black & Homo Polled. They stuffed the straws with guaranteed 30M live sperm. So, if I have a cow giving me a problem settling AI, I stick him in her.
holm25":3kblk7yy said:sim.-ang.king":3kblk7yy said:Don't know why I never post my bulls on this thread, but here you go.
The two herd bulls used last year. Angus, and a PB Sim.
Then two bulls born last fall
3/4 sim 1/4 angus
PB Sim
What can you tell me about that blaze bull? He is the kind of you know what I mean.
He's not as bad as he appears, he just doesn't like to stand correct for pics, but he's not as good as the WF. He does have a smaller a head, and smoother shoulders, so CE is his advantage. Main reason I kept him was encase someone wanted a very high CE bull for smaller heifers, but didn't want to pay for an overpriced angus CE bull.Jeanne - Simme Valley":3fyxrgsk said:CD - he looks good.
Sim-Ang - I like your herd bulls and the blaze face. The 3/4 "appears" to be post-legged in the picture and breaks on his topline.
Silver":188eiiwx said:A mongrel I bought this fall to use this coming spring. May have posted this pic on another thread, can't remember :dunce: