Unmistakable of Branded

[CreekAngus]

That would make the situation worse wouldn't it? Buying it..

I think he bought the cow and she delivered the calf. I suppose he could have cut the little bugger but that didn't happen.

I wish I could get through to you all. But it's a lost cause.

If you knew anything about OCC Paxton 730P, you would want him in the bloodline.

Read about our Unmistakable's great grandsire.

http://www.blackgrove.com/epd.html?reg=14940735

Notice our Unmistakable's phenotype in comparison to Paxton as a mature bull.

You all will see how this unfolds. Unmistakable, folks. is just getting warmed up.

Kind of funny you posted "If you knew anything about OCC Paxton, you would want him in the bloodline".....yet half this thread was devoted to docility. Paxton quite possibly is the worst in the breed for docility, Charlo not a whole lot better. I like the bulls SAV has put together out of this lineage.

 

[Nesikep]

I care less about how a bull looks than how his offspring look.. that's where the money is to a commercial producer.. Yes, a better looking bull will usually make better offspring, but feeding a bull to look good doesn't make is calves any better.

 

[CattleMan1920]

I think he bought the cow and she delivered the calf. I suppose he could have cut the little bugger but that didn't happen.

I wish I could get through to you all. But it's a lost cause.

If you knew anything about OCC Paxton 730P, you would want him in the bloodline.

Read about our Unmistakable's great grandsire.

http://www.blackgrove.com/epd.html?reg=14940735

Notice our Unmistakable's phenotype in comparison to Paxton as a mature bull.

You all will see how this unfolds. Unmistakable, folks. is just getting warmed up.

Kind of funny you posted "If you knew anything about OCC Paxton, you would want him in the bloodline".....yet half this thread was devoted to docility. Paxton quite possibly is the worst in the breed for docility, Charlo not a whole lot better. I like the bulls SAV has put together out of this lineage.

Should I post a video of this bull eating out of my hand and letting me rub his back? Or do you need more, like a video of me riding him?

 

[CattleMan1920]

I care less about how a bull looks than how his offspring look.. that's where the money is to a commercial producer.. Yes, a better looking bull will usually make better offspring, but feeding a bull to look good doesn't make is calves any better.

A poorly developed bull will usually struggle under heavy use.

I will have his offspring later this year, we can see how they look at that time.

Again, to commercial producers, fertility and milk should matter.

 

[Nesikep]

I care less about how a bull looks than how his offspring look.. that's where the money is to a commercial producer.. Yes, a better looking bull will usually make better offspring, but feeding a bull to look good doesn't make is calves any better.

A poorly developed bull will usually struggle under heavy use.

I will have his offspring later this year, we can see how they look at that time.

Again, to commercial producers, fertility and milk should matter.

There's a happy medium.. an overfed bull will also have issues. Murphy's law also states that if the neighbor has the scrawniest, ugliest thing with 1 nut left in the world, he's got no problem breaking your fence and successfully breeding your cows

 

[True Grit Farms]

I care less about how a bull looks than how his offspring look.. that's where the money is to a commercial producer.. Yes, a better looking bull will usually make better offspring, but feeding a bull to look good doesn't make is calves any better.

A poorly developed bull will usually struggle under heavy use.

I will have his offspring later this year, we can see how they look at that time.

Again, to commercial producers, fertility and milk should matter.

Milk is a major concern for me, any bull over 25 I have serious questions about using.

 

[True Grit Farms]

I care less about how a bull looks than how his offspring look.. that's where the money is to a commercial producer.. Yes, a better looking bull will usually make better offspring, but feeding a bull to look good doesn't make is calves any better.

A poorly developed bull will usually struggle under heavy use.

I will have his offspring later this year, we can see how they look at that time.

Again, to commercial producers, fertility and milk should matter.

There's a happy medium.. an overfed bull will also have issues. Murphy's law also states that if the neighbor has the scrawniest, ugliest thing with 1 nut left in the world, he's got no problem breaking your fence and successfully breeding your cows

Your on a roll Nesikep.

 

[sim.-ang.king]

I care less about how a bull looks than how his offspring look.. that's where the money is to a commercial producer.. Yes, a better looking bull will usually make better offspring, but feeding a bull to look good doesn't make is calves any better.

A poorly developed bull will usually struggle under heavy use.

I will have his offspring later this year, we can see how they look at that time.

Again, to commercial producers, fertility and milk should matter.

A fat bull will have just as many problems as a thin bull. That's why bulls are developed, not fed.

 

[bball]

I care less about how a bull looks than how his offspring look.. that's where the money is to a commercial producer.. Yes, a better looking bull will usually make better offspring, but feeding a bull to look good doesn't make is calves any better.

A poorly developed bull will usually struggle under heavy use.

I will have his offspring later this year, we can see how they look at that time.

Again, to commercial producers, fertility and milk should matter.

A fat bull will have just as many problems as a thin bull. That's why bulls are developed, not fed.

Actually, research shows a fat bull will successfully breed fewer cows than a skinny bull...

 

[Nesikep]

I care less about how a bull looks than how his offspring look.. that's where the money is to a commercial producer.. Yes, a better looking bull will usually make better offspring, but feeding a bull to look good doesn't make is calves any better.

A poorly developed bull will usually struggle under heavy use.

I will have his offspring later this year, we can see how they look at that time.

Again, to commercial producers, fertility and milk should matter.

A fat bull will have just as many problems as a thin bull. That's why bulls are developed, not fed.

Hector's not fat, he's not skinny, he's never had grain, just grass and mineral.. In a big hurry to go see a cow and ambling back to another.. That's about the condition he's in all year.
https://youtu.be/XpuD6h8-pU8

 

[76 Bar]

Good looking, wedge shaped, fluid moving and ultra masculine bull Nesi. Right color too. 8)

 

[elkwc]

I care less about how a bull looks than how his offspring look.. that's where the money is to a commercial producer.. Yes, a better looking bull will usually make better offspring, but feeding a bull to look good doesn't make is calves any better.

A poorly developed bull will usually struggle under heavy use.

I will have his offspring later this year, we can see how they look at that time.

Again, to commercial producers, fertility and milk should matter.

A fat bull will have just as many problems as a thin bull. That's why bulls are developed, not fed.

They should be developed and not overfed but sadly that isn't the case with most I see today. Especially with those selling yearlings. At least 80% of the bulls I've looked at have been overfed. 10% underfed and 10% properly fed.

 

[Caustic Burno]

A poorly developed bull will usually struggle under heavy use.

I will have his offspring later this year, we can see how they look at that time.

Again, to commercial producers, fertility and milk should matter.

A fat bull will have just as many problems as a thin bull. That's why bulls are developed, not fed.

Actually, research shows a fat bull will successfully breed fewer cows than a skinny bull...

You want nuts, guts and butts on your bull.

 

[southernultrablack]

A fat bull will have just as many problems as a thin bull. That's why bulls are developed, not fed.

Actually, research shows a fat bull will successfully breed fewer cows than a skinny bull...

You want nuts, guts and butts on your bull.

Would this one qualify?

 

[TennesseeTuxedo]

Good looking, wedge shaped, fluid moving and ultra masculine bull Nesi. Right color too. 8)

Only if your cows can turn the calves black.

 

[CattleMan1920]

A poorly developed bull will usually struggle under heavy use.

I will have his offspring later this year, we can see how they look at that time.

Again, to commercial producers, fertility and milk should matter.

A fat bull will have just as many problems as a thin bull. That's why bulls are developed, not fed.

They should be developed and not overfed but sadly that isn't the case with most I see today. Especially with those selling yearlings. At least 80% of the bulls I've looked at have been overfed. 10% underfed and 10% properly fed.

You know why?

It takes $$$$ to feed properly.

Corn gluten and cotton seed hulls, and a highly confined lot is not a great bull development plan.

 

[CattleMan1920]

Actually, research shows a fat bull will successfully breed fewer cows than a skinny bull...

You want nuts, guts and butts on your bull.

Would this one qualify?

They sure don't look malnourished! LOL!

Be careful, CT will dock you points for having a bunk feeder in the photo. Your bulls should look like that on a few stubbles of grass, and fresh air according to the experts.

 

[southernultrablack]

You want nuts, guts and butts on your bull.

Would this one qualify?

They sure don't look malnourished! LOL!

Be careful, CT will dock you points for having a bunk feeder in the photo. Your bulls should look like that on a few stubbles of grass, and fresh air according to the experts.

I figured I might get flamed for the bunk.lol!
Sorry for the hijack.

 

[CattleMan1920]

Would this one qualify?

They sure don't look malnourished! LOL!

Be careful, CT will dock you points for having a bunk feeder in the photo. Your bulls should look like that on a few stubbles of grass, and fresh air according to the experts.

I figured I might get flamed for the bunk.lol!
Sorry for the hijack.

Your bull has azz to spare!

Be loud and proud of that one.

You have my respect!

 

[Bright Raven]

Would this one qualify?

They sure don't look malnourished! LOL!

Be careful, CT will dock you points for having a bunk feeder in the photo. Your bulls should look like that on a few stubbles of grass, and fresh air according to the experts.

I figured I might get flamed for the bunk.lol!
Sorry for the hijack.

Nice bull. My compliments. That bunk only demonstrates that you have not found "This Magical Breed of Bovine". The ones that gain 4 ppd on BlackBerry briers, ironweed and sawdust. The ones that fight off sabre tooth tigers to save their calf. In fact, some of the owners of these magical bovines pay a premium for hay that tests under 5% protein so their cows are not spoiled.