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Her BW was an even 85 lbs. As far as the Hot Commodity's go, I don't that I've had one over 85 yet. Most of them have been upper 70's to low 80's. Fact is, the first one that we had born was like 74 lbs and I thought "crap I have screwed up". About 3 weeks later that sucker turned the wick up...

I guess everyone's opinion is different on going by the sign. My sign is whenever I have the time or the help to do it. I've done plenty of 1,200 to 1,400 pound bulls(and some bigger) over the years by banding them and haven't lost a one. I give a shot of tetanus toxoid, wait a week then band...

This a Feb. heifer by Evolution out of B Good Dottie that's at my house. I'm pretty pleased with her.

Medium rare, yea I know a little on the Lily.  Everybody that I've talked to are really pleased with their Lily daughters. The Asset cross worked real well on her. You have some interesting genetics in that Super Flag calf and the 18th heifer. That 18th heifer is bred like I like them. Keep me...

I'm like CAB. I have a neighbor that raises Hereford's. Sells about 14 head a year for custom beef. Doesn't castrate any of them. I have banded 12 -14 month bulls a lot for freezer beef with no difference.

I bred 10 to Deer Valley Patriot.

I think that they haven't gotten pretty specific on the %'s . I would just call and ask the Assoc.

AAOK's recipe on here is pretty good.

knabe, can you hunt them out there without a permit or at any time ?

Mark, I can assure you that the youth of today watch stuff that is 10 x's worse than that video.

Mark, Did you notice his BMI number? It is 150.80. I don't know that I have ever seen one that high. The 1/2 Lincoln Red bull we are using is sure doing a good job for us and definite calving ease.

I really like the Hot Commodity's. They come easy and really grow. The daughters are turning into good momma cows. The first picture is a H.C. 2 year old out of a 1st calf heifer. The 2nd picture is a full brother to the heifer and was the cow's 2nd calf. They H.C.'s really do their share of...

Wayne Temple in IL has some and would sell it.

Amen !!

She looks nice. Out of a good cow family for sure,

#2 is interesting !!!

Mark, She is 3 generations SS Dream Girl going back to AF RDS Dream Girl 05. Her prefix is AF though.

Here is a couple of pics I took today while checking calves. 1st one is a 7y.o., 3/4 Shorthorn x Red Angus cross. Stays like this year round. 2nd one is her heifer by SS What's Up 3rd one is a 10 year old daughter of the old Dividend bull out of a Dream Girl. She's nursing a heifer also.

1- 50k 1a - 10k 1b - 6250 1c - 2750 1d - 550x 2- 8250 2a- 3750 2b- 8250 2c- 1150 x 2d- 500 x 3- 3750 3a- 1250 4- out 4a- 550 x 5- 10k 5a- 6500 6- 8k 7- 6750 7a- 4k 8&8a- 7k 9- 10k 10- 14,500 10a- 2200 10b- 5500 10c- 3900 11- 1650 12- 1650 13- 1800 14- 2300 14a- 3200 15- out 15a- 225 x 16- 3k 17-...

This is a Canadian bull we have for sale. Hill Haven Distinction, full brother to Hill Haven Bold. Long bodied, smooth shouldered and easy fleshing. Easy calving. Been used on virgin heifers with no problems. I think 2 horned calves out of over 100. This is registered and commercial calves...