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No Captain Obvious semen available- you might try Sull Pay day or just go with that really proven Elbee Throwback suggestion.

I love the bull ! Thanks for posting a photo of his dam too. Things sure look Dry out there Matt! I hope you all get some rain soon.  I would love to see his calves. I didnt look up his registration  but sure admire the longevity in DSC bulls like JPJ ! Always liked the type 839 bred too. It...

Can anyone post photos of females they own ? thanks

The dam to Bieber Make Mimi - picture perfect !  Brock were you sleeping ? She was at Bowdens when you were there, impressive to say the very least?  Red Angus + == top 1% for  stay.  If you seek longevity this is the bull !

Marty Nickelson Trucking, he lives in the northwest and is very good.

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I like the bull, it's a "dick braman" kinda color for sure ! His phenotype is ideal, BW is high but . .. how did he test DSF if his dam has DSH in both the top and bottom of pedigree? 

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Dual purpose bull owned by Haumont Shorthorns

Actually alot of the DSH and DSC bulls out there have bred past age 5 or 6, Jake's Proud Jazz is a great example of a bull with a great deal of natural coverage well past age 10 in spring/fall breeding programs. The sire to Uncle and even Uncle himself is not a young bull(s). To each it's own...

LC Diamond Country was at Darlees and in 2004 ( he was 13 yrs old) my sister saw him at Elbees. The following summer Lee had him collected - my sister purchased semen and I saw calves by him the summer of 2005.  If  I remember correctly - LC Diamond Country stifled - but amen to the bulls that...

I am about 20 miles from Remus- west and a little north.

I recall one Diamond Cutter in person, very thick. My sister is using a bull called LC Diamond Country this spring- I am pretty sure the pedigrees are similar.

I wish I could help you out, Remus is very close by .

20 tooth goat https://www.valleyvet.com/ct_detail.html?pgguid=30e07a36-7b6a-11d5-a192-00b0d0204ae5

I think 20 tooth comb has a 4 tooth blade- you're testing our age. I have not  used sheep heads to fit since the late 80's or early 90's?

The reason the "numbers disappear " is because the breeders are not WHR members. AOD has high accuracy EPD's as in 80% or higher so I would pay more attention the that then worry about the breeding behind him. She looks real nice too.

Dover used his photo in alot of the 80's issues of the shorthorn world. I have a copy but it's not easy to find at the moment.

The calves by Elite Edition are  very good! I was at McElhaney Stock Farms last summer in Mid August. I saw the bull at Glen Holly and really liked him in person.  MSF program is pretty awesome- one of the best visits I have made in recent years. Established breeders but few realize how great...

Cattle Visions posted a Red Angus Firestorm bull ? $50/unit