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Looking to produce long sided calves with a touch more frame this bull should help. He was second average daily gain yearling bull with a 4.51 gain on 10# Bull Challenger per day. An ET by our 2 year old donor by Proclamation and Honor.

A moderate frame bull with loads of growth and natural thickness. He weighed 72# at birth but has topped the yearling bulls with 4.57 daily gain. This embryo transplant bull sired by Honor has a calm disposition. Dam Honey Special H78 was a 2 year old donor we picked. Great udder and high fertility. With more data coming in and the longer I look at this bull the more I like him. Looks like a no hole herd sire prospect.

If you go to the numbers, this bull would be the calving ease, maternal calving ease, marbling, and API sire out of this flush. His sire, Honor, was the widely acclaimed top seller at the 2021 Keller Broken Heart Sale at $102,500. With his high proven grand sire, Beacon, the growth is some what reliable. All our bulls have been genomically enhanced which will increase accuracy.

Age advantaged sibling of this flush. Honor sires cattle with calving ease, growth, strong maternal value, high marbling, big ribeye and good API and TI offspring. Out of the yearling bulls Honor sired the 1st, 2nd, and 5th top gaining bulls on 100 day test. The proof is in the pudding.

This bull was my first pick out of the Honor X Honey Special H78 siblings. He had a 3.96# daily gain. Not too much less than the Lot 2 bull. L308 has the taller frame so I will guess he will probably be the largest bull out of the flush when finished growing. Sure looks like the performance kind with deep, long, muscular, all bull features.

Dam Sunlight Z207 was a proven 12 year old long and deep sided cow when we chose to flush her to Herdbook. Her offspring had been consistently docile and productive. Grand dam was an attractive maternal calving ease female. Sire, Herdbook, is noted to produce those easy fleshing big middle with square hip cattle with docility also. Most of K295’s EPDs are above 25% ranking with only 1 worse than 50% ranking.

This bull was the top average daily gaining bull out of the 6 siblings gaining 4.88# for the 100 day test. Appears to be the thickest bull of the group with that extra strong and stout phenotype. I would expect him to have the biggest ribeye with a top 2% ranking. Don’t overlook his Yield Grade and Back Fat in Top 1%

The tallest one of the group. A growth sire here. He had the biggest yearling weight at 1069. Considering how light these bulls came off the receipt dam and not really pushed, but we believe the genetics to grow is still real in this breeding package. His top 1% ranking in docility, yield grade, backfat and ribeye should make for end product value.

Out of all the 6 sibs this one had the smallest birth weight but looking at his EPD ranking would allude to having the most potential to grow faster. He shows the strongest EPDs with only one worse than 40% ranking. Where can you find one better than that?

The shortest frame sib but similar in type to the Lot 7 bull. He has tons of natural thickness. Should sire those easy fleshing maternal keeping kind of females that are docile. High yielding carcass progeny will be a bonus.

All these sibs except one gained over 4# per day on 10#s Bull Challenger and long stem hay would indicate they have the growth to be high performance cattle. Out of these sibs this one has the top EPDs in calving ease, maternal calving ease, stayability , marbling, and API. Maternal breeding and carcass value categories at its finest.

Herdbook has consistently stamped his calves with deep heart girth, carrying back midsection and rear quarter muscling for that balanced phenotypic stoutness. This one is certainly no exception in his calm disposition. He had 82# actual birth weight indexing 112 ww & 105 yearling weight.

If you want a more moderate frame cow with plenty of milk, the dam to this bull is made that way. Dam is not real tall but has very strong maternal value. She brings in that big weaning weight calves. This bull weighed 814# on Aug. 29th. L339 should produce those early maturing feeder calves along with maternal quality.

We would be hard pressed to find one with better numbers. Here is a Bold Ruler son out of a first calf heifer. L130 ranked 1st out of 36 for 205 adjusted weight, 2nd out of 17 for yearling weight. EPDs in 15 categories are 25% or better, with 10 of those in top 4% or better. A power bull that has proven himself so far to be the go to herd sire that has checked all the boxes to move your genetics forward.

We added Bold Ruler to our Reference Sire line up this year. He has not disappointed. Bold Ruler’s EPDs show him to be at top1% of breed for MCE, docility, marbling and API. Top 2% for CE and TI. If L404 follows true to his EPDs he reads respectable top growth, calving ease, maternally strong, high marbling, great cow maker, and also terminal carcass. This bull I would pick to be the heaviest muscled bull in the group.

This bull is out of a moderate size 2 year old dam. I would say he would have calving ease, middle of the road for growth, great docility and high stayability offspring which makes for good all purpose indexing progeny.

If you want moderation, this bull should work. Looks to be a calving ease sire. His numbers show him to be very high in growth also. I would be amazed with his smaller frame if he ends up to be top pound maker. Disposition wise he is the best of the best. With his genetic background, Bold Ruler and Triple Crown, L105 undoubtedly should be a high marbling sire along with great end product indexing numbers. He will be a breed changer. Out of a 2 year old heifer.

This bull has grown well with 108 index for weaning weight and 108 index for yearling weight. With a 74# birth weight, he has done well in his performance. Check out all his Genomic boxes with 14 top 25% or better. Out of a 2 year old heifer.

Dam is right in the middle of herd for size of cow. The kind we really like. Great udder and foot quality. She milks enough but not extreme. This bull will be the long lasting stayability kind. Has calving ease and should sire those females you will love.

Dam to this bull is my favorite Baltic female. She milks very well and has an excellent udder. She has depth of body and frame about 6.1. This bull is a twin but was the only one raised on his dam. Attractive conformation bull with excellent phenotype.

Only WS Proclamation son this year. Proclamation daughters have solidified his proof as the best Cowboy Cut son because their tremendous udders and stayability. Dam is very refined and maternal with quality hoofs and udder.

Here is the top yearling weight bull. Loads of depth and genetics to produce those heavy weaning weight feeder calves. Should also carry on to excellent terminal carcass merit. His EPDs numbers read top 1% CW, 10% yield grade, 15% marbling, 20% backfat, 1% rib eye and 3% terminal. A no miss sire here for carcass quality and growth.

Solid growth bull here indexing 107 WW, 107 YW, and 3.80# daily gain. His sire GW Hilger is one of the most used red bulls this past year because of his gorgeous dam and outcross pedigree.

Dam to this bull is a 11 year old longevity female with overall maternal soundness. Dam has proved to be calving ease and top 1% of breed for stayablity, yield grade, and backfat. Loads of thickness in this moderate framed bull.

I would highly recommend this bull to be a heifer bull. His sire, LBR Horizon, is proven to sire smaller birth calves with long sided growthy cattle. His dam is an up and coming LBRS Genesis 2 year old female. L127 is no slouch, gaining 3.75#/day. EPDs would indicate he has the growth, maternal, marbling, REA, API, and TI. A bull with wide level top and genetic make up to move your program forward. Breed increaser with conformation and soundness.

Great smooth balanced bull that gained 3.90/day. Recommend him to produce those long sided growth cattle.

Dam is one of the most easy fleshing, deep heart girth, and plenty of milk females. The sire New Horizon 801 is siring the long bodied and smooth keeping kind. The real world cows, This bull certainly has the looks and no fault level top.

This bull’s sire, KBHR Hartland, is another outcross sire we sampled last year. Hartland was a favorite at the 2021 Keller’s bull sale. If you breed the Genesis females to the right bull, it brings you calving ease with plenty of performance. L125 should sire great keeping females which transmit marbling, API, and Ti progeny. Dam is a 2 year old heifer.

More calving ease, marbling, and highly maternal blood lines here. Out of a first calf heifer. His dam was an embryo transplant by Cowboy Cut.