CPL said:He looks OK - you can't really tell much from that picture. I know Mark has started doing them at that angle, but I really think the standard profile is a must to get a better evaluation (best evaluation would be in person obviously).
agree i like the bull because he doesn't have alot of hair and yes he will have faults he looks short bodied and low to the ground but overall i think he is a good bullthe truth said:CPL said:He looks OK - you can't really tell much from that picture. I know Mark has started doing them at that angle, but I really think the standard profile is a must to get a better evaluation (best evaluation would be in person obviously).
from my experienc evaluating, and picture taking... angles usally have something to hide- and flaunt.. in this case, I would suspect length of hip, or rear leg set as hideable, and base width as flauntable.
maybe just a guess though.
I hate looking at pictures of puff and fluff.. with enough hair, you can shape anything.
wyatt said:agree i like the bull because he doesn't have alot of hair and yes he will have faults he looks short bodied and low to the ground but overall i think he is a good bullthe truth said:CPL said:He looks OK - you can't really tell much from that picture. I know Mark has started doing them at that angle, but I really think the standard profile is a must to get a better evaluation (best evaluation would be in person obviously).
from my experienc evaluating, and picture taking... angles usally have something to hide- and flaunt.. in this case, I would suspect length of hip, or rear leg set as hideable, and base width as flauntable.
maybe just a guess though.
I hate looking at pictures of puff and fluff.. with enough hair, you can shape anything.
wyatt said:i wana see this bull in person because there are two things that worry me in this picture nothing with the bull but stuff ive herd they do to them to make them better and in the pic he appears to be slick sheared how do you hide hair?
vc said:I wonder how you can guarantee that unless you took the picture, he does not appear to have much hair in the picture. He does appear to have plenty of bone and nuts. I would guess that they are pushing him as a slick shear bull.
twistedhshowstock said:if he has hair it aint much and certainly not enough to hide any defects, yeah they left hair on the lower quarter, but I leave hair on the lower quarter on every heifer and bull I slick, the only time I slick lower quarter is in steer shows where the rules require it...Truth, I think you may have put your foot in your mouth on this one
the truth said:vc said:I wonder how you can guarantee that unless you took the picture, he does not appear to have much hair in the picture. He does appear to have plenty of bone and nuts. I would guess that they are pushing him as a slick shear bull.
look at his lower quarter, you can either see the hair folicles, or you can see those created.... I'm not saying there is phony business going on, but this calf has hair, atleast on his ace..
Young said:Look at Trausch Farms blog on June 24 says he is an Eye Candy out of a Heat Wave x Char cow