Lot 15
This one is a true anomaly, I-80 out of a first calf heifer that is stout, burly, sound, and awesome bellied. Would make a real good maine steer if you need one. I really like this one.
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Lot 16
I’m anxious to see how these No Guts No Glory work on these cows when these steers grow up. This is a flawless patterned, sound structured, big haired calf with a lot of look. If he ends up looking something like his momma when he’s done it will be good because she is a hippo that looks like she raids the cookie jar a couple times a night.
Lot 17
A big stout burly Here I Am out of the 123 donor. He is great big hipped, sound structured, and mature enough to be ready in July if you need one then.
Lot 18
A really nice Here I Am that is out of a super good young Gold Standard cow. He is genuinely sound and stout and has a good easy feeding look. He will be there when you need him in August. Just add feed and work.
Lot 19
This is a big, mature, easy feeding calf out of a good Missing Link shorthorn cow. Massive in his rib and center body, good flanked, and really sound structured. I see this one being very competive at an early county fair.
Lot 20
This is the greenest but most eye appealing steer out of the Made to Order x 19 flush. Full sib to lot 6 and 8, this one is built wicked good with a splash of chrome to set him apart. He is easy to get along with and really nice haired.
Lot 21
This golden colored Hawkeye is a productive, easy feeding calf with power, soundness, and a first year friendly personality. His young mother is the last calf of the 315 Yahtzee cow that was like an ATM machine here. He should prove to be a great choice for a family without all the resources that need a good doing one that will be easy to manage.
Lot 22
The other white, red eared shorthorn out of the extremely productive Starburst 312 flush. He could be a really competitive shorthorn where there is a breed show or just a really solid project for about any family.
Lot 23
A younger King Cobra steer out of a really productive old Full Flush cow. He is cocky and long fronted but still has mass, muscle, and substance. His mother produced several good steers including one that sold for north of $7,000 a few years back. I think this one could surprise a lot of competition in a good home.
Lot 24
A really sound, good built, practical steer out of a good Here I Am first calver. He should be an easy feeder, very low maintence, and a great project for a family that needs an entry level steer to get rolling with. He will be a very solid fat without much more than good feed and plenty of it.
Lot 16
I’m anxious to see how these No Guts No Glory work on these cows when these steers grow up. This is a flawless patterned, sound structured, big haired calf with a lot of look. If he ends up looking something like his momma when he’s done it will be good because she is a hippo that looks like she raids the cookie jar a couple times a night.
Lot 17
A big stout burly Here I Am out of the 123 donor. He is great big hipped, sound structured, and mature enough to be ready in July if you need one then.
Lot 18
A really nice Here I Am that is out of a super good young Gold Standard cow. He is genuinely sound and stout and has a good easy feeding look. He will be there when you need him in August. Just add feed and work.
Lot 19
This is a big, mature, easy feeding calf out of a good Missing Link shorthorn cow. Massive in his rib and center body, good flanked, and really sound structured. I see this one being very competive at an early county fair.
Lot 20
This is the greenest but most eye appealing steer out of the Made to Order x 19 flush. Full sib to lot 6 and 8, this one is built wicked good with a splash of chrome to set him apart. He is easy to get along with and really nice haired.
Lot 21
This golden colored Hawkeye is a productive, easy feeding calf with power, soundness, and a first year friendly personality. His young mother is the last calf of the 315 Yahtzee cow that was like an ATM machine here. He should prove to be a great choice for a family without all the resources that need a good doing one that will be easy to manage.
Lot 22
The other white, red eared shorthorn out of the extremely productive Starburst 312 flush. He could be a really competitive shorthorn where there is a breed show or just a really solid project for about any family.
Lot 23
A younger King Cobra steer out of a really productive old Full Flush cow. He is cocky and long fronted but still has mass, muscle, and substance. His mother produced several good steers including one that sold for north of $7,000 a few years back. I think this one could surprise a lot of competition in a good home.
Lot 24
A really sound, good built, practical steer out of a good Here I Am first calver. He should be an easy feeder, very low maintence, and a great project for a family that needs an entry level steer to get rolling with. He will be a very solid fat without much more than good feed and plenty of it.