Herdsire Prospects

This is the first prospect off Rhinestone to be offered for sale. This calf is long bodied, has lots of meat, and a hooded eye. His dam is one of our most consistent cows. We would like to retain an in herd interest in this calf.

This is a direct son of GHC Model Man 21N. The Model Man daughters have proven to be some of our best cows. 75U's dam and granddam are two of the most influencial cows in our herd. Both test TT for Leptin and collectively have produced 7 herdsires that we use. 75U is fully pigmented, has a square rump and lots of meat on his topline. We would like to keep an in herd interest in this bull.

This bull has a pedigree that has worked really well for us in the past. His dam is what we consider to be the ideal type of cow. She has red feet, pigment, a square, functional udder and depth of body. This calf displayed good length of body, a strong top, and an excellent disposition. We feel this is the best New Blood son we've raised yet. We would like to keep an in herd interest in this bull.

This calf has excellent bone structure. His dam is line bred to our Mischief cow family and is a direct daughter of Churchill Eagle. There are tremendous females throughout this pedigree. 46U has the potential to be a great herdsire.

This is a son of Austrailian breeding bull 'Robin Hood'. His dam is one of our most productive females with a great udder and excellent milk flow. She is one of our most consistent producing cows. 93U is well marked, displaying good pigment and muscling. A good bull for use on heifers.

This is an ideal bull for use on heifers. He has excellent carcass genetics in his pedigree. His pedigree is also stacked with bulls that are great producers of females.

This is probably the longest bodied calf we raised in 2008. His dam produces excellent carcass prospects and outdoes herself every year. In 2007 one of her sons was the top bull on test at Little Red Feeders. In 2006 a son off her was used for the Calgary Stampede Carcass Competition and placed 7th overall breeds in a class of 52 Steers. 119U will make an excellent bull.

This calf has lots of red pigmentation, is long bodied, and has good depth of body. He has a maternal brother working for Pat Kubinec of  Three Hills and two other maternal brothers working in commercial herds.

This bull has lots of pigmentation and bulk. An excellent bull for raising feeder cattle off of.

This bull has one of our oldest and best pedigrees going back to the Rose cow family. He has lots of growth, good hair, and feet.

This is the first Historian son we are offering for sale. He has an excelllent rump, lots of hair, excellent bone structure, large straight testicles and an ideal mother. He would be a huge assest to any herd.

This bull has a unique pedigree with a lot of older, proven genetics. His dam is from a cow family with generations of cattle that have depth of body.

This is an ideal bull for use on heifers. He is square, has a good disposition and a mother with a good udder.