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I have finally got a few of the steers roughed out this weekend. I do however still have several more top steers that i will do this next weekend so watch for more pictures.  Let us know if you have any questions about the calves. thanks-  Eric Olsen   DIRTY HAIRY X TANK  -   If you are...

I am located in Texas, an hour south of Dallas. The pairs will be for sale in the Fall of 2010.

Where are you located Brock?

jdunk-  We will be offering a few HooDoo Charolais and Charolais cross pairs this coming fall. They range in age from 4-5 years old. Let me know if you would be interested or if this coming fall is too long of a wait. These pairs will more than likely be sold when their calves are three weeks...

Smooth Blend x Taz/HooDoo Smooth Blend x HooDoo

where are you from tumbleweed? We have about 40 head of fall calves for sale. They are priced from 1500-5000. thanks alot eric olsen

Hello- We have an excellent set of heifers and steers ready to go. I have posted a few earlier pictures of the steers and heifers, but i am going to try and get a few of the steers clipped this weekend and pictured. I have attached a picture of just one of our heifers we have for sale. She is...

i sent you a pm with prices. thank you

Thanks Freddy. We purchased the carnac heifer's dam from Kris Black. Now i guess she could be half Hoo Doo on sire or dam side, but just going off catalog she's pb char. Catalog said she was hoo doo on both sides. thanks eric

We finally got all of the cavles moved to the weaning barns. I took a few new pictures of them. Please understand that these calves look as rough as they will ever look. You will not recognize them in another 30 days. We will have about 40 head total for sale. I apologize for the quality of the...

I have sent everyone a pm. thank you-  eric

I sent you a message John.  thank you

The price range on our calves this year are from 1500 to 5000

Hello Everyone! It's that time of year again for us here in texas.  I am very pleased to say that this may be our deepest set yet. We are getting a little bit of a late start this year due to time conflicts and an extremely wet winter, but we are weaning this weekend.(2/6/10) I apologize when...

I would like to add that Alias has worked extremely well for us. I know that there are structural wrecks with him, but his genetics are only 50% of the calf. We have used him on a few of our charolais cross females, but he has done wonders on our  Hoo Doo females. I would suggest maybe trying...

we had 5 or 6 milkmans this year. All of them were fairly large (90-100 lbs) except for one and his dam always has a smaller bw calf. I loved all of my milkmans when they were babies but for some reason they just seem to be behind the rest of the group. im sure they will snap out of it though...

I am wanting to get video of our calves this year.(Why? i have no clue because it seems i dont have even enough time to get pictures let alone video) but anyways, i wanted some opinions on what is the best program for people to view the videos in? youtube....etc I would appreciate any comments...

I totally agree with you Chambero. When we first switched over from hair to slick i really did not like the idea of why they were doing  it to be honest. They said it would level the playing field whether it be the cattle themselves or the fitters vs. not so good fitters. To me the truly good...

we like to use ivomec pour on first and then two weeks later we will use it again to break the egg cycle. we also spray them down with prolate lintox too. We like to use an insecticide sprayer that you hook on the end of a waterhose for the lintox application so you can really soak them down...

No, you do not loose any cover on the calf by slick shearing early.