You may fire when ready Gridley

[dun]

 

[donnaIL]

looks young, good top line, I like him. Donna

 

[dun]

looks young, good top line, I like him. Donna

15 months

 

[msscamp]

Nice bull, Dun!

 

[dun]

Nice bull, Dun!

That's not really a bull, it's a new left arm.

dun

 

[Ryan]

Nice bull, Dun!

I agree. Looks clean, straight, and strong. Good looking bull.

Ryan

 

[certherfbeef]

To be picky, maybe a little pinched in the heart and could be a bit deeper in the flank.

Good top, clean fronted, smooth shouldered looks to be pretty sound.

Hope he works good for ya!!

 

[MikeC]

He looks great!

You clip his head, or is it that clean naturally?

 

[dun]

He looks great!

You clip his head, or is it that clean naturally?

Not clipped, probably slicked out from butting heads with the other bulls in the pasture. There were 11 bulls in the pasture so I'm sure there was a significatn amount of pushing, shoving and general rubbing going on.

dun

 

[Tod Dague]

Nice bull, Dun!

That's not really a bull, it's a new left arm.

dun

Good looking bull. So is that going to be his new name "Left Arm"?

 

[dun]

Nice bull, Dun!

That's not really a bull, it's a new left arm.

dun

Good looking bull. So is that going to be his new name "Left Arm"?

Wroks as well as JAB (Just A Bull)!

dun

 

[VanC]

Nice looking bull. But I thought you were strictly an AI guy. What gives?

 

[rattler]

dun that,s a mighty fine bull no fault,s with him.Hope you have good luck with him.
rattler

 

[dun]

Nice looking bull. But I thought you were strictly an AI guy. What gives?

Arthritis getting too bad. I had considered totally getting out of the business (again) and staying out when I was having trouble breeding cows. Conception rates are still ok, but where I used to be in and out in a minute maybe 2 now it's more like 5 minutes. Other then the bulls that pretty much just ran wild in the canyons, this is the first bull we've ever had. Still not happy about having to relinquish any of the breeding chores.

 

[Alice]

Nice looking bull. But I thought you were strictly an AI guy. What gives?

Arthritis getting too bad. I had considered totally getting out of the business (again) and staying out when I was having trouble breeding cows. Conception rates are still ok, but where I used to be in and out in a minute maybe 2 now it's more like 5 minutes. Other then the bulls that pretty much just ran wild in the canyons, this is the first bull we've ever had. Still not happy about having to relinquish any of the breeding chores.

:shock: I've had one too many miller lites tonight.

Please know, no offense intended...My brother used to AI all of the diary cattle himself. A big joke among his friends...the cows see him coming, bat their eyelashes, and moooooooooooo.

That was 20 years ago.

I'm sorry, please forgive me...and I deserve whatever I get for this.

Alice

 

[Beefy]

i like ol' Lefty.

 

[DOC HARRIS]

Oh-h-h-h-h-h-! AI! NOW I understand.

15 Mos! Fine Bull. In another year you can post his picture and sell semen! His heart girth will spread and lower in a year. He should have great calves.

DOC HARRIS

 

[Farmgirl]

Dun,

Nice bull.
Do you mind telling us about his bloodlines?

 

[mnmtranching]

Dun, Good looking young bull, send pics of his calfs next year.

mnmt

 

[eatbeef]

I like him,