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Here are some pics of my first set of calves out of my Ever Ready son.

Here are some my turns from this year that I took pics of about a month ago in the pasture and just getting around to putting them up. All of them were born first part of march.

Been using my Preifert chute for the past 4 years and have used formost before that, like the priefert tons better.

We are going to start in about 2 weeks so hopefully it goes good.

Most of the time you never see them because they will never look as good as those Denver Pics of them. Just like a good pic can sell thousands of straws, one bad pic can be the end of those sales. When you compair them at a young age you never know how they will grow. Just like EPDs you see some...

I think everyone has been in the same spot at some point. I personally dont like to see a judge line up calves without putting a hand on them. Had one of my steers I sold a couple years ago stand 3rd in his class and the only thing the judge said was he would like to see more carcass to him...

My Herd bull is a TNT Ever Ready son bought from VanAernams. Best set of calves I have ever raised so far. I have a lot of heifers this year and Im going to have a tough time sorting the ones I want to keep because I want to keep all of them. Calves are growing great really thick sound calves...

Just saw Salty Dog last fri at Hawkeye he and Thriller were my 2 favorite new bulls there. Salty dog is super thick and I would say med to larger frame. He was by far the thickest new bull there. He does have hair but it is pretty curly. That and marked up was the only thing I could fault him...

Went to Nichols and Hawkeye yesterday. I would say for the new bulls out my favorite by far were Special Edition, One and Only at Nichols and Salty Dog and Thriller at Hawkeye. All of these bulls are thick, good haired, and going to be good big mature bulls from their looks. When compaired to...

Never had any low birthweight calves with Meyer 734 so I don't see any of his sons doing anything different unless out of a purebred cow that has low birthweights in her pedigree.

My Best my turn is out of a high percentage if not purebred angus cow and it was a twin to boot. I pland on using him again, the others out of simm x cows are still really good as well. Most of these cows I have used sunseeker on the past 3 years and I think the my turns are going to be bigger...

My Eyes on the money, My turns, and sunseekers have been the best out of my simm cows. I bred some simm x cows for a neighbor to Qdog, have not seen them in a while to see how they are turning out. So far all my eyes on the money have been black or black whiteface out of black white face cows...

Only way it hurts is in your pocket.

100% not true at my farm. Had over 20 sunseekers in the past 3 years at my place or neighbor I AI for. We have bred sunseeker to cross bred cows angus, maine, shorthorn x, simm, and charl. 99 % have been solid colored, 2 solid smokes, and 2 solid reds. Some of the blacks have a redish/brown tint...

I would deffinatly get some nuflor or draxxin in her quick and go from there.

I saw him as a yearling at hawkeye, he seemed to be a medium frame score for me. My simm yearling bull I had bought 2 weeks prior to seeing one in a million was prob 6 inches to a foot taller. But not sure what the age difference is between them, could be a month or 6 months. He still looked...

This last year I AId to Hooks shear force 38k with only one pulled but it was a sunseeker heifer and not a hard pull either, all the others have calved unassisted. Then my heard bull is a TNT Ever ready low bw purebred simm son. TNT Ever Ready is a HC Hummer son. I have also Used Lucky break...

Calves born last of feb and early march 1st pic is #11 bull eyes on the money x meyer 734 granddaughter x maine 2nd pic is #17 heifer eyes on the money x  meyer 734 great granddaughterx angus super stout heifer but got her ears frosted so I imagine she will stay in the herd. 3rd pic is #14...

i agree with mark, also I would add meyer meyer to the not list, just based on Meyer 734 was never an easy calver for me. I have not had anything out of meyer meyer. I have heard Mercedes benz has been throwing low bw calves. I still stick with purebred angus and simm low bw bulls for all my...