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YEARLING ANGUS BULLS
-Recommended for heifers and replacements
-Pathfinder granddam
-110 WR -3/4 brother to Lot 87
-Low birth and great maternal
-3/4 brother to Lot 86
-Stacked 3 generations calving ease
-Awesome Woodhill Commander dam
-Heifer safe
-Bushwacker dam with longevity
86 DOB: 2/14/12 TATTOO: 2271 REG:17407176 BULL
BAR S FRONTMAN 2271
Sire: KESSLERS FRONTMAN R001
Dam: BAR S PRIDE 7816
#SITZ ALLIANCE 6595 #SITZ TRAVELER 8180
#LEACHMAN RIGHT TIME
#SITZ BARBARAMERE JET 2698
BAR S PRIDE 4039 #BAR S PRIDE 7154
CED
$W
$F
$G
$B
ACT BW
76
BW
ADJ WW
630
0.1
WW
RATIO
110
52
MILK
ADJ YW
1204
29 I+.26
YW
RATIO
104
88 I+.21
$EN
DAMS AGE
5
MARB
DAMS NR
103
REA
DAMS WT
1006
FAT
-14.52 I+.032 9
34.4
29.42
15.8
59.43
87 DOB: 2/6/12 TATTOO: 2140 REG:17407165 BULL
BAR S FRONTMAN 2140
Sire: KESSLERS FRONTMAN R001
Dam: BAR S BLUEBIRD 9493
#SITZ ALLIANCE 6595 #SITZ TRAVELER 8180
BAR S EXT 556
#SITZ BARBARAMERE JET 2698
BAR S BLUEBIRD 9016 BAR S BLUEBIRD 2443
CED
$W
$F
$G
$B
ACT BW
70
BW
ADJ WW
520
0.1
WW
RATIO
90
44
MILK
ADJ YW
1054
27 I+.38
YW
RATIO
91
80 I+.39
$EN
DAMS AGE
3
MARB
DAMS NR
95
REA
DAMS WT
928
FAT
-8.16 I+.017 9
30.08
23.77
28.17
55.01
88 DOB: 2/14/12 TATTOO: 2289 REG:17407192 BULL
BAR S FRONTMAN 2289
Sire: KESSLERS FRONTMAN R001
Dam: BAR S BLACKCAP 4511
#BCC BUSHWACKER 41-93 #PARAMOUNT AMBUSH 2172
SCHURRTOP BRASS TACKS
RC ANITA T BANDO 918903
#BAR S BLACKCAP 4019 BAR S BLACKCAP 6057
CED
$W
$F
$G
$B
ACT BW
84
BW
ADJ WW
539
1.5
WW
RATIO
94
43
MILK
ADJ YW
1121
26 I+.06
YW
RATIO
97
73 I+.30
$EN
DAMS AGE
8
MARB
DAMS NR
100
REA
DAMS WT
1180
FAT
-3.70 I-.014 6
30.34
16.37
15.69
45.06
89 DOB: 2/3/12 TATTOO: 2097 REG:17407174 BULL
BAR S FRONTMAN 2097
Sire: KESSLERS FRONTMAN R001
Dam: #BAR S EDELLA 7213
#WOODHILL COMMANDER 143L-132N #WOODHILL ADMIRAL 77K
#CONNEALY FRONT PAGE 0228
WOODHILL ERICA 1167-143L
BAR S EDELLA 4025 BAR S EDELLA 3219
CED
$W
$F
$G
$B
ACT BW
70
BW
ADJ WW
520
1.2
WW
RATIO
90
38
MILK
ADJ YW
1046
28 I+.13
YW
RATIO
90
70 I+.34
$EN
DAMS AGE
5
MARB
DAMS NR
106
REA
DAMS WT
1334
FAT
-5.15 I-.012 8
27.46
15.21
21.01
37.01
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“A business without a Plan or Goals won’t know where it is
going and certainly won’t know when or if it gets there.”
The beef industry has made great progress in the last 25 years, but
when we have departed from well thought out plans focused on the
goal of “efficiently producing high quality beef” and instead have gotten
caught up in Fads-we have lost ground.
We think there are two easy ways to manage
commercial breeding systems that work in most
of our trade area.
System 1-
Use a total Angus breeding program. This is in many ways is the
the simplest system to manage, sinceonly one breed of bulls is purchased
and one EPD data base relied upon. This sytem can be
used as a breed-up program from other breed bases and replacement
heifers kept. This system can be focused on the multiple
goals of an efficient cowherd and high grading feedlot cattle.
System 2-
Use Charolais terminal cross bulls. this system works best with an
Angus cowherd. Charolais x Angus “smoky” feeder cattle are the
most sought after feeder cattle by feedlots everywhere. Mixed
cowherds can also benefit from a Charolais bull. These calves are
more uniform and the added growth and yield can add value to
mixed feeders.
There is no doubt heterosis (hybrid vigor) is real, but our expereince
with it in the past, if undisciplined, created many problems in the cow-
herd. System 2 allows you to capture the high growth and yield in the
feedlot from both steers and heifers produced, but requires replace-
ment heifers to be purchased or a portion of the herd be bred Angus.
The decision of breeding system to use should be carefully thought
out. If you currently have a cowherd, it should be carefully evaluated.
Your resources should be considered, along with your marketing op-
portunities. Your breeding systems decision need not be permanent,
but needs to be revisited fromtime to time. It should only be changed,
however, for sound economic reasons not fads.
Disciplined Breeding