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Some of these bulls we may not see until snow flies once we turn out on July 3.

When I know the answer I will share it with you. I can’t answer you today.

One failure is an $11,000 two year old that is insured. Sounds like he will live the life of Reilly here until they decide to pay or not.

Yes, he did.

Yes, but sometimes less. Last year there were only 2.

Yes and yes. Bulls are self destruction train wrecks waiting to happen.

Did 58 of them yesterday. Vaccinated and new bulls got a stamp too. 5 failed and are off to the sale on Monday.

40 acre pastures until the last 100. Then in the heifer yard to shorten checks. We are just now going to grass.

18 left. Still getting 4 and 5 a day. Two bought ones that we know are late. The other 16 supposed to be done on the 25th according to preg test last fall.

About an hour after I posted this I had one with a front leg back.

We have 46 left. I ain’t saying anything about malpresentations yet………

We had one we tried setting a few years back. Took the cast off 4 weeks later and it was a nasty mess. Wife wouldn’t let me shoot it as the vet was due here next day to test bulls. Vet advised to give LA and leave alone. A 400 lb calf went on the truck that fall and you had to really look to see...

I’m lazy now….. 😂

I think you did ok Murray. He has flaws but for five cows the money was right.

First bull is a good one Murray, buy him and another 15 cows to make it worthwhile. Even young open cows will pay. The Missus will get over it eventually. 😇😇😉

59 left today. Second calving purebred just had our 11th live set of twins. Both bulls.

They were on cows last summer with the bulls. Some girls are like that!

Nope.

A teenage dairy heifer at that. 17 months old, unassisted. All good.

Top two are 9 this spring and bottom one is 6