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Another choice depending on the cows would be Griswolds ZKCC Chopper bulll. He is out of Steel Force and a Meyer cow and from the few calves in the Griswold sale he appears to add some style. Collins cattle service site has a link to Griswold sale that is on August 29th...

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My dad likes to run hose from truck exhaust into the hole filling dirt in around it and letting the truck run for a while. Says they don't come back out and you don't have to worry about poisoning the neighbors dogs or cats.

Select Sires rep at our expo indicated that they would have much more info about calving ease soon. I believe that he said they were going to get information from 700 bred heifers that were bred to him on a Ranch out west sometime in the next couple of weeks.

Ebonys Grandmaster from Select Sires is getting quite a bit of attention these days.

Accelerated Genetics bulls name is Top Fuel he is a TNT Top Gun son. STF Dominique bull is also another good Red Simmy choice. I would guess he will get quite a bit of use this year after the success of his son Dominance in Denver.

This is our 8 Yr olds first year and he absolutely loves it.

Premium books are up on the State Fair Website http://www.agr.state.il.us/isf/premium/

Cow pictured above is 3/4 simmental if you look at Hilco's donor page.

Grandmaster has amazing numbers. Hilco has many progeny pics up http://hillcountrycattlecompany.com/ Looks like he would be a really good choice for heifers. Trademark works pretty well. We really like his son Savvy.

Really nice heifer. I would agree that she should make a really nice cow. She looks like the kind that would make an awesome bred heifer. She should do fine in the show ring as well. Take her out and see how she does. I like the top pick better.

The Ebonys Grandmaster bull that Select Sires carries seems to be getting quite a bit of attention this fall. The Hill Country Cattle site has many pics of projeny. His number/EPDs look really good and he is not Dream On. The Savvy bull seems to be throughing some really good ones as well.

I rcv'd this story in an Email and Generally I would not post anything political, but this seems pretty logical to me? Then again everything logical seems to be out the window these days. THIS IS A TRUE STORY THE ANT  AND THE GRASSHOPPER This one is a little different.... Two Different...

We have not used him, but there are several breds in the upcoming Sanders Sale. http://www.edjesales.com/catalogpage.php?catalogid=351&startlot=&nbrlots=100

Looks like most of the results are up. http://www.agr.state.il.us/isf/competition/index.php

Is there a list of what is selling? We may be traveling through that weekend and was just curious.

Telling there in heat by feel, he must be good? Please quiz him for us and let us know on how he can tell they are in heat by feel. Make sure you get very specific details.

The reports I have heard on his calves to date have been good with calving ease. The few Trademark Simm-Angus calves out there look really good, so in this case seems pretty logical that the Rendition bull would work well on Angus cattle and produce some of those white faces. Seems like that...

Very Frustrating Topic.... To show and compete as a calf can you actually compete if you don't fudge????? We always tell ourselves that we will catch up later in the summer as they mature, but I have to say it gets harder and harder to do this. So how often do we think pastures are checked for...

GWS/SCF Rendition looks good. Really like his sire Trademark as well.