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Had 6 out of 30 backward a few years ago... Thought that was bad, but doesn't seem so much compared to some of these stories I got one sent to me on my phone over the weekend...won't post the pic or name or anything but it is a big club calf breeder in IA... Pic and story I got is a 265 lbs...

a lot of good ideas in this thread... I had thought of jbh. He has been through most facets of the clubby business at a pretty high level, plus has been through this year's crop of bulls (and several years before this), plus is a leader in the always evolving internet marketing and video...

some cool stuff here: http://www.twistedstitch1.com/index.html

Hey, I just quit too!!! Tobacco free since Thanksgiving. I have been really anxious this calving season too and I did not corelate the two together until you said it. It's definetly made everything a little more nerve wracking. I had used Copenhagen basically every waking moment for over 15...

HW 1st calf heifer had a Juneau bull a week or so ago...bout 60 lbs a couple of days late...she laid down and had it...got up and cleaned it...it jumped up and nursed...she cleaned and is really milking well from a pretty little udder. The way I would have them all go if I could, and she was...

Hey, if it makes you feel better, and I am knocking on wood here, HW hasn't calved any different than any clubby bull here, and we have had 4-6 each year for 4-5 years now. Have had a handful of 100 pounders and 2 C-sectioned, but that is no different than the Heatseekers, WMW's, or any other...

Think Thriller has some noggin issues as well, course headed, bit of roman look

I would not go near anything WMW related on a cow that is already straight on either end...just my opinion...it would be very hard to mate anything clubby if you think the cow is already straight...maybe go Angus, Maintainer, or SimAngus this time around and go back clubby on any sound daughters...

dusty is right on

This could really be something cool if it goes well. You could have guys like this come on here with their fitting, feeding, and care info. You could have owners of bulls come on to field questions about that, embryologists or vets to chat about those type things, etc, etc

I think there is a pic of her on J3's website

Heard that Total Solution son, I think it's Jesse James, was the dinkiest one in a dinky set in Denver. I believe what the guy told me was "there isn't a cow in the world that one will ever breed natural" ... I haven't seen them in person

Yes, freak is about the only way to describe him. He looked like his pic. Neck like a pencil, plenty thick...too good to be true kind of a look to him

I don't know about this bull, but just from looking at Jimmy the Greek as a calf and at a year old, I would not look to that line of genetics for females. I could be wrong, but he is about as freaky as they come

When you are promoting a bull, you can't just go out and snap a picture. If it isn't perfect, it will hurt semen sales. Too many ppl in the clubby and Shorty realm that flat out can not see one in working clothes and have any clue at all if it is any good. Plus, I personally don't just walk out...

Who judged?... Looks like Goettemoeller got along well...I've only seen that Friction steer once and didn't analyze that hard, but don't remember thinking he wasn't heavy muscled, recall him being a little more Full Flush type in his muscle pattern, complete with the tight loin and the back legs...

agreed! It sickens me to see her fame growing all the time...she is going to be in a movie now ::)...another HUGE HSUS supporter that everyone who eats meat or dairy or fish or anything should boycott and she would disapear in a hurry

Here is a son that looks better than a lot of them http://www.cattle.com/video/watch.aspx?id=225

I kept 2 HW daughters last year that are just about to calve. They are both out of super cows and the better of the pair is out of the best cow I've ever owned, super 1/4 Simmy donor. I am thinking if calving goes OK I will flush this good HW this spring to Friction, because I think she is small...

It is really sad when you see how the HSUS influence just continues to spread. I have to believe that it is at least partially because the average person who is not directly involved with the ag/livestock community is mislead by the name. Also now they have so many things set up that people...