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At 9 years
of age, Déjà vu
continues to be one of our most popular Colorado Hobo sons. As a calf,
he reminded us so much of his sire that we called him Déjà vu.
This is a calving ease bull with extreme power and thickness. Déjà vu’s
calving ease direct (CED) EPD is in the top 3% of the Red Angus breed.
His momma is a fault-free, easy-keeping cow that only weighs 1120 pounds
that is still going at 13 years of age. Déjà vu’s
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There
is “No Doubt” that this is one of the very best Colorado
Hobo sons to enter our program. Many believe No Doubt will eventually
prove to be THE BEST! He is a real meat wagon — with a birth
weight EPD that is in the top 15% of the Red Angus breed. Everyone
who has used this bull says his calves are the best they’ve ever
produced. No Doubt goes back to Anchor and Vanesa 5900 on the bottom
side of his pedigree. His pedigree is stacked for maternal greatness.
No Doubt is co-owned with Ozark Hills and Ohlde Cattle Co.
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Arapahoe
is a consistent frame reducer and disposition improver. His dam is
our favorite, small-framed Red Angus cow. She is still producing at
15 years of age. She looks and acts as though she will still be going
strong for another 10 years. She was pulled from production to flush
in our ET program — and produced an amazing 15 to 31 embryos
per flush. Arapahoe’s maintenance energy EPD is in the top 5%
of the Red Angus breed. He will produce efficient, low-maintenance,
long-lasting females. Co-owned with the Rhoades Ranch. |
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Cinco de Mayo is a deep-bodied,
slick-haired, early-shedding bull that is working great in the east and southeast,
as well as in the west. His daughters are high-volume, moderate-sized, perfect-uddered
cows that everyone loves. Cinco’s dam was a fault-free 1080 pound cow
that had a tremendous impact on our Red Angus program. She is the maternal
grand dam of Arapahoe. She came up open at 12 years of age, so we sold her.
Cinco de Mayo is co-owned with Ozark Hills Red Angus.
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Marias is somewhat
of an outcross to our program. He is a TANK with a GREAT disposition!
We have high hopes for this high-capacity bull. His dam is a very nice,
fault-free, tight-uddered, 13-year-old cow that looks much younger
than she is. Every Marias daughter we have seen has an absolutely perfect
udder with small teats. Marias also passes on phenomenal marbling and
ribeye area. He is co-owned with Reinart’s Prairie Reds in Iowa
and Maplewood Acres Farm in Missouri.
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Lancelot had
explosive growth from birth to a year of age. His weaning index was
113%. His yearling index was 114%, and his gain on test index was an
amazing 130%. When you can pack this much performance in a 4.5 frame
bull, you really have something. Lancelot’s maintenance energy
EPD is in the top 15% of the breed. His daughters are the keeping kind.
Lancelot is co-owned with Cody McDaniel and Red Fork Red Angus.
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5-Star
Gold was one of the most impressive Red Angus bulls to sell through
a PCC
bull
sale.
He has an extremely wide stance, as well as a big, wide butt. 5-Star
Gold is tightly linebred to a very special 13-year-old cow (pictured).
He and his sire, Samson, both have the same momma. 5-Star Gold’s
birth weight EPD and maintenance energy EPD are both in the top 15%
of the Red Angus breed. He is co-owned with the R2 Ranch in Texas and
with Red Fork Red Angus in Wyoming.
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Colorado
Image is a small-frame, forage-tested Colorado Hobo son with potential
greatness. His pedigree is stacked with low-input genetics that excel
in grass-based programs. Colorado Image’s maintenance energy
EPD is in the top 10% of the Red Angus breed. His birth weight EPD
is in the top 5% of the breed. Use this bull on your first-calf heifers
for sleep-all-night confidence. Colorado Image has been DNA tested
to be homozygous for both the GeneStar and the TenderGENE tenderness
tests. Co-owned with Lorin McDowell.
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Colorado Special is an ET calf out of
a well-proven, perfect-uddered, 13-year old cow that we love. He happens
to be a full
brother to Déjà vu.
He is a very thick, easy-fleshing, well-muscled, forage-tested bull
with superb masculinity and testicular development. We have no use
for those flat-muscled, slab-sided, cow-headed, small-nutted, sissy
bulls. Colorado Special is co-owned with Red Fork Red Angus.
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Pace Setter was
a thick, deep-ribbed Colorado Hobo son with a little extra growth,
performance and frame. His dam was a very efficient, good-uddered Hero
daughter that only weighed 1085 as an 11-year old. She weaned 56% of
her own weight in this good bull calf. Pace Setter has Lman Hero 9558
on both sides of his pedigree.
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