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First one is a Alias steer 2nd one is a Paddy Steer

Alias steer

Calves are reasonably priced and ready for new homes. We are at the state fair so if interested please call Neal Johnson at (605)530-3544 or Clay Duxbury at (605)461-1494. First 2 are Immortal Heifers third picture is a Heat Wave 1 Steer Calves are located in Miller, SD right on the way to...

Our state fair (SD) has a U-fit contest which includes the top 2 showmen from each breed 4-H and FFa. The kids get 30 min. to fit the animal (no power, these cattle have been showed all week and any clipping that needs done can be done with a pair of scissors) cattle are clean except they are...

I have Signal, Galant, Abricot, J&C Black Maximizer, and one I am not sure of but the cane code is SM 36. PM if interested

he worked pretty decent for us. worked best on older maine and chi bloodlines. My biggest problem with them is they seem to toe out and can get course. As said before, they do feed well and make pretty good mommas. The best ones I have ever seen as breds were the greenest looking ones as a calf.

I know of a few ppl that do this and my only advise is keep all bulls away. The one guy has his own cattle with decent fences, but it seems the bulls prefer 5+ cows red hot over a pasture full..go figure! ;D ;D <rock>

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This is a really nice set of calves. My uncle isn't one who promotes to hard, he just likes to raise a few clubbies that mostly get shown by locals. I don't know what he will want for any of them, but in the past he has always been very reasonable. He doesn't get alot of traffic (partially...

Went down to my uncle's and looked through his calves, he has a really nice set. Immortal worked pretty good. he has a really good HW steer and Alias steer. All his calves are for sale by private treaty now. You can contact me by PM or call Neal at 605-853-3544. Here are a couple pics a...

I have only read the first page, so this might have already been said, but I think alot of the bullying is because parents have left it up to the school to raise their childern. And it seems as though society has come to think that it is our school systems fault because these little pricks have...

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Here is a pic of an Upgrade hfr. It was taken with my cell phone, so it is kind of blurry.

he is stout and cool. Smaller framed- but about the size of most clubby bulls I have seen, just not what I'm use to raising. tight sheathed, slick front, long bodied. carries a little more shoulder. I was most impressed with is foot size and the flex he had in his pastern.

The steers dam is a purebred char. She is also the dam of Brock Mays Champion steer at Wisconson State Fair a couple yrs ago.(when he won with the yellow and white steer) He is stout and does round off his hip a little but has enough hair its nothing that can't be clipped out ;D

I have some on my phone, but can't find the cord to get them on the computer

I think they will grow. I am very impressed with all of our Grizzly's. They are all deep enough flanked and have already started dropping some guts. Now ours are not going to be ground sows by anymeans, but that is largely because of the cows I bred him too.(Tighter gutted, moderade framed, good...

Had some time after fixing some fence so I tried to get some pictures. Only had these two calves cooperate very well. First one is a Grizzly hfr second one is a Crimson Tide steer.

Cyclone Mauer and of course I have to copy RW and suggest Jackpot ;D