Salty Dog and Eye Candy

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shufly

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From my experience, we have had some luck using them on clean, feminine fronted cows.
 

OH Breeder

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jamesgang892 said:
What type of cows do these bulls work best on?


Salty Dog is s new bull from this past year. If I am not mistaken this is the first year you could get semen. He is a Hired man son on top and Heat Seeker breeding on the bottom. Hired Man is Hannibal x Double stuff. So, you pretty much have all the clubby's in there. There was quiet a debate on here if you search the post that he had a narrow base. He was hairy as they could be from his pictures. If I were a betting man I would use him on moderate to larger framed cow that has some rib and side to her. I think he will add bone and some mass. Of course no one has used him yet so its a gamble.
 

Diamond

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I think he is a bull that could add alot, but I would use him on a cow with a good set of legs, jmo
 

thunderdownunder

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Saw Salty Dog in Denver, and talk about hair!! Could have nearly been a Highland if not for the colour!!
I would be using him on good wide, big ribbed cows, with good bone and feet, and strong tops.
 

shufly

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OH Breeder said:
jamesgang892 said:
What type of cows do these bulls work best on?


Salty Dog is s new bull from this past year. If I am not mistaken this is the first year you could get semen. He is a Hired man son on top and Heat Seeker breeding on the bottom. Hired Man is Hannibal x Double stuff. So, you pretty much have all the clubby's in there. There was quiet a debate on here if you search the post that he had a narrow base. He was hairy as they could be from his pictures. If I were a betting man I would use him on moderate to larger framed cow that has some rib and side to her. I think he will add bone and some mass. Of course no one has used him yet so its a gamble.
You are correct.  I was referring to experience with Eye Candy and Salty Dog's sire Hired man.
 

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Just saw Salty Dog last fri at Hawkeye he and Thriller were my 2 favorite new bulls there. Salty dog is super thick and I would say med to larger frame. He was by far the thickest new bull there. He does have hair but it is pretty curly. That and marked up was the only thing I could fault him on. He would be my pick of bulls to give a try.
 
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