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THE best cow in the class stands third because.........she is not hard doing, too big, and/or over aged!!!! I am with RW on this one(we need to visit sometime).

We are really looking forward to tomorrow and hope to see alot of you on the tour. Any one who wants to can leave a vehicle at our barn in the morning and car pool on the rest of the tour. Any questions you have are welcome if you call me @ (620) 793-8219 home, or (620)282-8364. See you...

I think this is a great debate. After having the great honor of judging showmanship with my much better half at the Limi Jr. National this summer, I think interaction with the judge is more important than specific questions. We talked to the top 10 showman with more the idea that they needed to...

What about lot 254, 109 and lot 75. thanks

Just like JBZdad we live in Great Bend and our area was hit hardest with death loss. Not only heat and humidity but an uncommon lack oof wind made for a worst case deal out here. I have only been checking cows before 8:00 am and going back to check water and not stir the cattle at 4-6:00pm. not...

Cogburn

I was at REI this morning and saw Smilin Bob. I like as well or better than I did in Denver. I really liked the bull before he was clipped in Denver and have seen nothing yet to change my opinion. He looked great in the pen today in Stillwater and I am very happy to have cows bred to him for...

Just about the middle of KS. A little west and a little south.

El Diablo (I think that's like a fightin' chicken or something)

Building respect is a thing only used when there is danger for the cattle or to people around. Jerking a bull around by his nose is not at all what I meant. They do respect it no matter what, even if they have never had any pressure on it. Making them trust you first is very important, a timid...

The nose ring is a necessity. My first step would be to tie him up and let him fight it out with a pipe rail. Then I would go in and scratch on him and find what he likes and repeat it over several times. Wash him dry him and build trust first. After that use the ring to build respect.

I got to see his sire many times in the flesh and this guy looks a lot like him with 1/2 an extra rib for lenght of side. Best of luck with guy I think he looks really good.

Dam is an Eagle 255 daughter. I think his adg. yearling wt. was 1244 and in Denver they framed him at a 5.0 but I think he is just a little bigger than that. Far from a 6.0 however which is what the mature frame on Gus came out to be. Should be great to use those two on each others daughters as...

That must be the one that Rod talked about he looks good. Thanks for posting Doc!

Maybe he is just getting used to only getting that many in edgeways! Sorry Katie but when Grant pitched I just had to swing. ;D

Thank-you to everyone I like the second a little better too. Sue if you have time come on down you might also like our new yearling bull from Lovings that traces to Legacey 23g and two times to KL Double Duty. Scott and Marty are less than 20 miles away so you might see them as well. Davis you...

Here are a couple of pictures of our new herdsire JSF Medicine Rock 46W, or Rocky when we talk about him around home. He was the lot 1 bull in the Durhams for Denver. Let me know what you think and which photo you like better.

We can stay with the year code and the Vegas line and call him Xcaliber. I hope that is prize worthy!

Talk to Carl Griffiths in IN (3G farms, Gelbveih and Limis), He raises great ones.

Can't wait to get you out here! We are looking forward to the summer ad hope you enjoy it in the beautiful state of Kansas!