Don't sacrifice muscle, use these Angus heifer bulls.

BC Lookout......he's hot!  Adding style, depth, and muscle.

RDD Overload (Deiter's & Steele's are loving these calves) Lots of length, style, and muscle. With Danny Boy & Nebraska right up front in the pedigree, he can be used on lots of pedigree types.

Koupals B&B Balancer, (I just printed off a performance pedigree & he's ratioing 102 for YW against high YW EPD bulls like In Focus, Destination 928, & TC Grid Topper) Adds excellent body depth and structure.

Baldridge Navigator. Becoming very popular with Kaboom as his sire. 

Koupals B&B Discovery. These calves are a notch fancier than the Navigator's.

SS Traveler 2T22-the sure fire heifer bull who adds good performance and muscle shape.

WAR Cowboy Up-most birthweights are good.  You'll get a bigger one every once in a while, but style is exceptional.

Lut-breeders seem pretty happy with these calves from what I hear.  I haven't seen any yet.

Juneau-The Northern Improvement "look" is still popular for the show ring.

The statistics are in, and here we'll rank our top sellers from Jan-March. 

Angus:1.BR Midland, 2.WAR Cowboy Up, 3.EXAR Lutton, 4.BC Lookout, 5.TC Freedom, 6.TC Grid Topper, 7.Boyd On Target, 8.SS Traveler T510, 9.BR Ambush 28, 10.OCC Legend, 11.Baldridge Navigator N5, 12.Bon View New Design 1407, 13.Sitz Alliance 6595, 14.Northern Improvement, 15.Buffalos Conclusive

Simmental:1.GW Lucky Man, 2.Hooks Shear Force, 3.Triple C Majik Man, 4.SVF Built Right, 5.Maximus, 6.ACC1 Hustler, 7.MAAS True Dream, 8.Triple C Positive Power, 9.JDJ Charisma, 10.LECC Perfect Timing

Club Calf:1.Heat Wave 1, 2.Ali, 3.Hannibal, 4.Energizer, 5.Sun Seeker, 6.Maximus, 7.Dr. Who, 8.Manchild, 9.Alias, 10.Bold Statement

Shorthorn:1.Salute, 2.Sonny N Clear, 3.Tank, 4.Vortec 

In addition to popular calving ease Maine bulls like Ali, Bouncer, Money Man and Hard Core, look up Dirty Hairy, Nautica, GVC Noble Man, GVC Special Delivery.

As more calving reports come in, I'll try my best to keep you updated here on the blog.

Thanks,

Lance