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A picture of Diamond Decor 38D and his "brother" Blue with their mother who was a April calf herself.  Decor was born March 20.  Their dam raised 1129lbs which is 91lbs more than her fall body weight.  We are really pleased with her

There are a few similarities in the pedigrees of Britney and Sergeant York both Britney and Sergeant are out of Eionmor Chief 16H grand daughters.  Chief shows up 2 times in Britney as her sire is also out of a Chief daughter.  They also have multiple crosses of Diamond Captain Mark 27C, and...

I am going to agree with the embryo program, you get the purebred calves year one.  I wouldn't cut any cows out to breed up rather I would implant all and use an outstanding bull that really compliments where you want to go with your program to clean up. Any cow who isn't up to your standard I...

I am really pumped about the Diamond Sergeant York 10Y sons topping this sale there is nothing more satisfying when a custumer has years of success with their purchases.  There were some awesome black Angus bulls sold as well but the highlight of the whole experience was sitting next to an...

I am very excited about next year, and our future in the Shorthorn business. I have manage to convince my husband that cattle are an investment and have purchased some additions to my (I mean our) program first being two embryos (one of which took) from justintime sired by The Grove Kookaburra...

Unfortunately he was never collected. Dad was actually wishing they had collected both Max and Leader 13C. 

I have about 6 lots in my want list!  <rock>

True I was unimpressed with DL but more her approach and anyone who reads what I posted would see that.  There was a lot of accusations that were not founded at the time and if they had been untrue would have been SLANDER.  Facts are facts give breeders the fact and they can make decisions for...

It's no secret that I am not a huge fan of Mr. Hoyt but this thread implies he hasn't done much wrong. The insults he has made regarding me , my father, and other Shorthorn breeders and club calf producers are numerous.  My major problem has always been how disrespectful he is whenever anyone...

Anst1549 I guess since you are so free on your views on the breeding policies (many are extremely flawed I could happily go into them) yet are quick to ignore the question on who you are what your program is, and how you have been managing this breeds problems.  Perhaps you are just another...

I am amazed at this post, for multiple reasons The lack of education regarding genetically transferred defects and a disease caused by bacterial transmission being the main one.  From johnes website (-Johne's (pronounced “Yo-nees”) disease is a chronic, contagious bacterial disease that...

I haven't had time to take many pictures this year as life has gotten so busy, but I am positive this is my (our)  best calf crop yet .  I have attached the picture of one of my April Herbourne B Manitoba Gus calves taken at 4 months he is the natural calf out of one of the two newly promoted...

This year she is carrying a Diamond Wisest Maid 29W x Glenford Captain Pete 75P.  I was thinking that I should try and get a replacement soon, and actually had thought maybe Northern Legend 3N would be the answer!  If I were to do clubby it would be for a 4H project for my little cousin but  I...

Diamond Nicola Susan 23N and Twiggy's sire Diamond Rising Legend 1R  https://youtu.be/FreHkkRFzME

I agree on the lower quarter but it must be the photo on her head as she really has a lovely feminine head with a excellent jaw. :)

Just posting my 2009 F1 sired by Diamond Rising Legend 1R and out of a black Angus cow.  I absolutely adore this dark blue female.

I really like my Zulu heifers and as they mature they keep getting better! I wish we had used him another year.  The attached are two of them (the one in the sunset is mine and the other is Okotoks') 

What does everyone think of this bred heifer?  She is in our keep pen and is bred to Diamond Lord Belmore 56B (a son of The Grove Kookaburra W735 and out of Butterfield Lady 13N).

This has been done successfully with Speckle Parks.  It only would take one breeder recording everything and developing a composite that breeds true with careful selection.  Once the one breeder has got a solid product others will buy into the idea.  Luckily for your idea there are quite a few...

Different environments determine different characteristics in cattle one would select.  We reduced frame score and mature cow size by using Diamond Prophecy 21P (daughters are maturing at 1200lbs), but with the market demands as they are we are slowly pushing for 1400 lb cows and more...