ShorthornBulls

Gpn Knoxville 2n31

Gpn Champaign 2n28

A larger framed Times Square son with some performance. A full brother in blood to the Champaign bull sharing this page with him. This bull is a little larger, heavier version, but still great calving ease and a good $BMI(top 15%). This bull would work really well on some stout, soggy females, or club calf genetics. A neat color pattern and really calm nature with a clean front end and overall look.

An attractive, heifer safe option with a neat look. This bull’s maternal sibling just topped the most recent Missouri Shorthorn Online Sale as the highest selling lot as a bred heifer. He is a great example of what we hoped for with the Times Square x Hot Commodity cross. A show look with top notch calving ease, maternal qualities, and respectable performance. A ¾ sibling to the Columbia bull and top 15% BMI.

Gpn Growth Fund 28

Gpn Enhance 236

A neatly designed, high performing bull with a ton of natural thickness. Lots of rib depth, smooth shouldered and sound. A really quiet attitude out of our most docile mature cow. Calving ease and performance combination that will excel in any breeding situation.

This is our first Enhance sired bull to be offered from us, and he is a stud. An excellent phenotypic profile, stout hipped, with good rib expression. He might possess the thickest made back 1/3 of the whole group and is as good fronted of a bull you’ll find. He boasts an incredible set of EPDs across the board.

Naylor Lubbock 29

Naylor Lincoln 231

A larger frame, high performing, functional bull out of a high producing two year old first calf heifer. Moderate at birth and grew in to an impressive 756 ADJ WW. The second highest WW and YW EPD values in the group with a top 10% CW and top 20% CED. 13 out of 16 EPD and index’s in the top 35% of breed. This calf has a bright future in any type of herd, but would really excel in a commercial environment.

Every year we have an eye appealing Hot Commodity sired calf, and every year they are really good. This bull has three full sibling sisters we have retained back into the herd, including the dams of Lubbock and Manhattan. The third is due this coming Fall as a first calf heifer bred to sexed female semen after settling first service. The maternal ability is strong in these genetics. All of our Cherry females go back to one cow, 4N7, and here you can buy the closest related herd bull to the one that started it all.