Beef AI/Bulls MEGATHREAD

charolais0153

adne wrote: »

Any recommendations lm or ch relatively easy calving for a lm muscly 2nd calver. Most lm bulls seem to be lacking in skeleton figures

Cwi/Lzf

adne

charolais0153 wrote: »

Cwi/Lzf

Both under 50% skeletal rank within breed. Looking to add a bit of size

charolais0153

adne wrote: »

Both under 50% skeletal rank within breed. Looking to add a bit of size

I dont see too many tall bulls around. They are tall in my experience.

tanko

Dromanig King LM4302 looks good, not proven for easy calving yet i suppose tho.

Would Bivouac be an option?

tanko

adne wrote: »

Both under 50% skeletal rank within breed. Looking to add a bit of size

Those skeletal % figures are a bit weird tho. Both On-Dit and FZF are 115 skeletal at 62% for breed. Both breed big long cattle and are size improvers.
A Lim bull at 100% skeletal would look like a giraffe imo.

charolais0153

adne wrote: »

Both under 50% skeletal rank within breed. Looking to add a bit of size

Height is only a part of skeletal figure

squinn2912

Pidae.m wrote: »

I think someone back along here said lm2014 was a good a alternative to ZAG

Looks the part on paper anyhow. Anyone much experience? I think zag is a waste of getting ai man out.

charolais0153

squinn2912 wrote: »

Looks the part on paper anyhow. Anyone much experience? I think zag is a waste of getting ai man out.

Zag's a muscle machine imo even though hes short,similiar to fiston

Never wrestle with pigs

squinn2912 wrote: »

Looks the part on paper anyhow. Anyone much experience? I think zag is a waste of getting ai man out.

Ivor is very easy calved. You'd want a bit of size in the heifer though. Doves have a few nice bulls. They have a nice bull by highlander too.

Hard Knocks

charolais0153 wrote: »

Zag's a muscle machine imo even though hes short,similiar to fiston

Work well with tall LM cows

Hard Knocks

Have many used Gurka, would you use him again

TITANIUM.

Hard Knocks wrote: »

Have many used Gurka, would you use him again

Used a good bit of him when he came on scene first. Very hot and cold

Hard Knocks

TITANIUM. wrote: »

Used a good bit of him when he came on scene first. Very hot and cold

Thanks
Saw an ad recently & had a thought that he looked a good option

TITANIUM.

Hard Knocks wrote: »

Thanks
Saw an ad recently & had a thought that he looked a good option

Ya he is a very impressive looking bull in fairness to him.

furandfeather

Pidae.m wrote: »

20 notes each.
I bought 20 straws for mostly 10euro so I said 5 more at 20 euro ain't going to break me, although I'll bin the 4 escalop straws

I wouldn't be one bit afraid using escalop. I've never had any sort of hard calving of him yet

Never wrestle with pigs

Pedigree Escalope heifer calved a few days ago. Huge hips and room and loads of milk. I'm definitely going to use him more. I think that his figures are out. He must have been used on to many Heifers or to many apz stock that can't calve.

patsy_mccabe

She looks a smasher.

furandfeather

Never wrestle with pigs wrote: »

Pedigree Escalope heifer calved a few days ago. Huge hips and room and loads of milk. I'm definitely going to use him more. I think that his figures are out. He must have been used on to many Heifers or to many apz stock that can't calve.

That's a powerful looking heifer. What did she have?

Pidae.m

furandfeather wrote: »

I wouldn't be one bit afraid using escalop. I've never had any sort of hard calving of him yet

Cheers, I got 12 dickens, 4 haribo, 4 escalop and 5 sunnyboy.
What are the best saler bull for heifers that will make good cows. Or should I ask what saler should I stay away from.

Never wrestle with pigs

furandfeather wrote: »

That's a powerful looking heifer. What did she have?

She had a nice handy size popes Barclay heifer.

TITANIUM.

Never wrestle with pigs wrote: »

She had a nice handy size popes Barclay heifer.

Lovely stock.

Those are some high security pens you got there!

tanko

Thats some tank of a cow in the next pen, what is she off?

adne

charolais0153 wrote: »

Height is only a part of skeletal figure

I know. I said I was looking to add size never mentioned height

Never wrestle with pigs

TITANIUM. wrote: »

Lovely stock.

Those are some high security pens you got there!

Lol they were at the front of the shed before I put a lean two on it. They are to good for that job. I've a better place for them next year.

Never wrestle with pigs

tanko wrote: »

Thats some tank of a cow in the next pen, what is she off?

Thanks, she's a good cow. Glebefarm Tyson commercial cow. Some girl to calve every year and milk.

furandfeather

Never wrestle with pigs wrote: »

She had a nice handy size popes Barclay heifer.

Very nice. That's the first Barclay calf I've seen. Is he a polly or am I mixing him up with another bull?

Never wrestle with pigs

furandfeather wrote: »

Very nice. That's the first Barclay calf I've seen. Is he a polly or am I mixing him up with another bull?

Cheers, No not Polly.

milligan2

High bike wrote: »

15% cd jaysus I hope ur good with a calving jack.Anyone any Goldie’s Jackpot calves yet 8.8 % cd?.

Had a Jackpot bull calf this morning and had a good pull,no jack though.Huge calf but Mom has good wide hips.Id be careful with him on small cows,when I felt the front legs I thought it might be a vet job.Savage calf though,great quarters

charolais0153

milligan2 wrote: »

Had a Jackpot bull calf this morning and had a good pull,no jack though.Huge calf but Mom has good wide hips.Id be careful with him on small cows,when I felt the front legs I thought it might be a vet job.Savage calf though,great quarters

Cant bw that much of a pull without a jack

milligan2

Two men on the calving chains,jack is supposed to be worth 6 men,you do the maths.