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I know there are some AI sires that are black Angus genetics "in a red suit". Has anyone used them and what is your feedback?

As far as I know, Connealy are renowned for their female lines. At the same time they do not sell females, except for the Pick of dams. What happens to their heifers?

Can anyone post pics or give an update on the calves they have seen sired by Coleman Bravo 6313?

Thanks, I have been at the forum for more than a year. Posted 23 times :D . Been following the forum for several years.

First of all I would like to wish all CT members a healthy, peaceful and prosperous year. Ranchers like me from EU countries do not have access to semen from top Angus and RA bulls. The only option we have to obtain such top genetics is by buying embryos. So we have to do a lot of research...

If you do not register your Angus crop, why not use a RA bull like Brown Redemption? Will reduce size and add efficiency.

It is interesting that nobody has commented on the fact that Hoover Dam is now in top 10% for $B.

Treasure sired the top selling bull in Connealy's 2018 spring sale.

My embryologist has been doing ET on horses in Western Europe for many years. I managed to convince him to try ET on cattle. So he has the following question. After ET, do you have to give Prostaglandin to the recips from the time of ET to day 40?

In Eastern Europe, where I live, there is a limited option of US bulls. I have been reviewing the Angus bulls of Semex, qualified for EU, and one of their bulls is PEAK DOT OUTLOOK 271C, reg. # 18496447, sired by FREYS OPPORTUNITY 148A. Most striking (to me at least) are the following...