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I had two bull calves this fall.  I have mixed results, but they are only a couple of months old and there is only 2 calves so take it for what it is worth.  They are very stout with more bone than you can ask for.  BW was from 125 - 75.  Time will tell on stucture and style, but if you need to...

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I have fall pairs and Spring breds for sale.  Most with AI calves at side or AI bred.  Most calves are reg. angus with a few simmi calves as well.  Most cows are OCC and Duff based.  Cattle in all price ranges. Located in central KY.

Here are a few of his offspring.  A couple of 2 year olds and a yearling heifer, all out of Angus cross cows.

I have an Irish Whiskey son that we are looking to move, due to keeping his heifers.  He is a spring 06 calf, halter broke, and Reg. as a 3/8 Maine.  We are located in central KY.  Asking $3500 OBO.   Thanks for looking, Bull is sold to Florida, Thanks Steerplanet!!

My first clubby cow I purchased was a Rush heifer.  She was moderate, big butted and good structured.  I only have one to go by, but I would also add that milk was just adequate, and disposition was not the best.  Calves were mostly sold or keepers, on the right cow he would probably work.

38 calves so far this fall and only 8 have been bulls.  Good thing we are not a show steer operation or we would be hurting.

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I have two March heifer calves for sale.  The white marked heifer is a Time Saver x Dr. Who, and the other is a Hairy X Hot Spot calf.  Both are a little green, but on creep and located in North Central KY.

I have eight on the ground right now.  The semen is very high quality and we had a very high conception rate on a time AI system.  All came very easy and we did not touch one calf.  They averaged in the lower 80's for birth weight.  He seems to really click on those little TH carrier cows.  It...

Below is our bull Irish Legend.  He is an Irish Whiskey X Angus.  He has been the best herd bull we have ever owned and this will be his last year due to keeping his heifers.  PM me if anyone is interested in him.

Our ET calves will weigh on average 10-20 lbs heavier than the AI group.  I have heard of some huge weights when IVF is used and these are all with small BW angus genetics.  The AAA does not use the actual BW and WW of ET calves to adjust the EPD's of the individual.  It is just the predicted...