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Martindell Farms and Sharben in KY for sure !!

I think you'll be ok using him. Wayne has had some pretty good cattle by him over the years.

I wouldn't be afraid to use him on her.

Between the bulls you have mentioned I would definitely go with Hot Commodity. I have used him on a bunch of 1st calf heifers with no issues. Also the H.C. cows are proven as being good momma cows. With that being said, the 2 H.C. sons that have been discussed on here - Dales Hot Commodity son...

We've got a Swagger dtr and a What's Up dtr kept back in the herd. She is bred to SULL Red Blood for this fall.

This is our Shorthorn/Red Angus cross. She had a Simplify bull calf this past fall that is really good.

That's freaking cool !!!

I know what you mean. I bought a cow one time from Ric Hoyt in Burns , OR. She was a hand full in the beginning. I saw Ric at NAILE that fall and asked him how small his smallest pasture was and he said 500 acres. No wonder she was freaking out in a 60 acre field. She finally settled down. She...

Pretty cool story on Jesse Wilkinson. 85' riatas is unreal, I have a hard enough time with a 35' rope. I loved the part about the elk.

I've never really been a Jazz fan, myself. JMO

Hot Commodity is fine for 1st calf heifers. Wouldn't hesitate for a second to use him on 1st calf heifers and have. Just won't get a lot of color on Angus heifers. Plus $100/straw. If color is last requirement then besides Kane Nitro I recommend SLF Red Hot Commodity (Hot Commodity son we have)...

Yea, I probably wouldn't. If you are talking about Phildon JBS Fringe, he has probably one of the highest BEPD in the Shorthorn breed. I would be hesitant on breeding a cow to him.

KOLT Kane Nitro, Color(white for blue roans), heifer safe and produces marketable calves that turn into good cows.

SLF Red Hot Commodity. $25/straw and no certificate

Here's a pic of the Leader 21st cow out of a full Irish, Irish Mist cow,

Phil didn't own Cherokee Trailer. Another guy in TN that owned Shorthorns did. I don't remember that particular cow, but Phil owned a lot of good ones over the years. Brent Elam and I went to the 3W dispersal and bought several there for him. Phil's big problem was that if he really like them...

I owned Stride. He was a DS carrier. He was TH clean, even though they have him listed as probable. I bought him and Durango when I bought the Willard Keith herd. Stride and Durango were 2 of the first cattle that Beever did TH testing on in the beginning. I had some really good daughters of him...

The Duke dtrs I had all milked good. Duke, Prime Time, Irish Mist and Improver were my favorites. I got along pretty good with UT on heifers. Highler 202 I liked when I saw him, but his progeny did the least for me. Hazel Leap was another one that I had a couple pretty good daughters of.

Yes it's adjusted. I had someone tell me how they figured those ww's there and it was as about as hokey as I've ever heard.

He doesn't come up on ASA website under that name.