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That's right an Italian Site. Found him in Canda. His video shows him flatter made and really big framed. Looks great in the photo though.

I was just surfing an Italian Maine Anjou website and found the picture. I guess Knabe pegged him as Mels Benz. Anyway, I just thought he looked like a well put together power bull. Knabe, is he in fact Mels Benz?

Thought this guy looks pretty good.

  I hope he does really well for you. He's a HOSS.

I had a line bred Cando heifer that we showed in the early 2000s. She was pretty cool looking and did great in the show ring but we had a hard time getting her bred. Cando was not the best in terms of testicular development but was a nice looking bull for his time. Someone should have pictures...

I think you have to use him carefully. Some can get a little off on their hind wheels and need to loosen up a bit in the pasterns and overall skeletal(observation from previous sale videos). When he works he works great from my observation (especially females). Some of his sons or even grandsons...

There are some very interesting options for folks who want to use a Maine bull to A.I. their cows. Study pedigrees and ask questions. Try to figure out what is important in your program. Really like your black bull Doc-Sun. Super deep in his rib shape. Should make some super duper cows. Like...

Doc-Sun, always coming with a new bag of tricks. He's a chunk. OK I'll bite. What is he?

Doc-sun, like the pics. Heifer looks really sweet. What percentage? Like the short markings as well.

Another super bull CAB. Good pedigree. There is more than a handful of options when it comes to Maine genetics.

Gargan- Like that guys pedigree too. Line bred to the great Katie (Chi x Maine) cow is a giant plus. Katie was one of the the most awesomely unforgettable looking beef animals I have ever seen. Knabe- Also of note on the O'hara bull... He traces back to that Vainquere and Fabio that you like...

Knabe. There may be some things you could change about him but he's hard to poke a hole in. He has what most Maine's don't have. Love the cow families, packed full of some the best cows in the breed. I think he's a good one.  <cowboy>

https://youtu.be/MlfJO-o-aIw Really think this O'hara bred bull is flat awesome and has a different pedigree. A good amount of power here. ZNT Montego Bay and BK Ferris are both awesome as well. Pedigrees AMAA.

That's him. There is a better picture of him winning a different show. It's on Monitou's site as well. Show guys will not like his boxy front but for the real world... I think you could exploit him a little. Good internal dimension on this boy. Not coarse jointed either.

A.I. her to Manitou's Echo. IMO, he is built as close to perfection as any fullblood  I've seen (in a photo). There appears not too much wrong with him. Super cool pedigree, too. c

Knabe, why is that bull's pedigree different in the AMAA and the sale catalog? AMAA is showing a completely different cow family.

All I saw was a very stout calf. Should have looked closer. Calf looks like her pedigree. The genetics are my favorite when comes to Maine Anjou. Rocky Lane Whirlwind is where you'll find WB Liner as well.

Dalton x Loulou is the bomb (lots of power) combined with a bit of Cunia plus a nuance of other genes.  Extremely difficult to find one with that much center body. If he has some good wheels he will work especially in the show ring. Super stout.

Who, what, where and when?  <cowboy>

Knabe, you have acquired an impressive collection of Maine Anjou pictures and pedigrees. Liner, IMO took a darn good picture but is there any offspring of high profile that goes back to him. Was he not sampled heavily?