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Unassisted calving, nice udder on mom, lots of growth traits. Would you use this calf for a herd sire?

Looks like nice feed. A tinge of green here but another frost will change that. We need some moisture here badly.

What is the green stuff they are standing in?

Lots of length there.

As long as you are happy, I’m happy.

Birthdate, birthweight, 205 day adj weaning weight, gain on whatever feed program they are on as compared to pen mates, yearling weight are the only numbers I am really concerned with. Then we start with feet, legs and ease of travel. Any of these missing and the rest of the bull is useless...

I dehorned a three year old Wagyu for a neighbor yesterday. My offer to band him at the same time was declined. As Jeanne said, I prefer a bit of marbling but not what these produce. I am thinking they are the latest fad that will soon be overproduced and the premiums will disappear.

I’m not a PH fan but that is a nice bull. Those folks have been at it for some time.

Yes

Live vaccine and clostridial with Somnugen, you can booster them when you do the rest in October.

My error but I didn’t have the sound on. I assumed the narrator of posts was calving in spring. Weaning 900 lb calves at 205 days in mid winter just became more expensive.

Not for me

For August, those cows are thin, not shed off and short of copper. Calves are far shy of 900 lbs.

Another clone?

You mean you feed some Angus cattle to grow artificially. I doubt your bulls would last the first season here. At 77 you are likely a little set in your ways to see the commercial guys want their cattle to perform on grass in the summer and not be creep fed and feed the cows all summer too. My...

You had difficulty in English class didn’t you Bud? Why not show us your bulls than smash another man’s cattle?

She may not be able to carry a calf. I wouldn’t bother with the added expense of the test. Here, the commission goes from $28 for lb cows to $5 on breds. Not sure you will see that difference in price.

My opinion only but he is not one I would have brought home. I like to see more thickness and depth in cattle.

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