Gerald Fry

[rkaiser]

http://www.alaskameat.com/

they look pretty funky to me....

[PureCountry]

All the mature bulls have the same
admirable qualities - heart girth, short
necked, big crest, very masculine, not
leggy, and as thick in the chest as they
are in the hip, maybe even thicker. All
these things create the kind of "eye
appeal" I look for in a herd sire.
That's my opinion.

The young cattle are always green
looking in a natural grass based herd
like these Alaska cattle. They don't
look like most of us think a yearling
should, because we've become accustomed
to 1400lb yearlings, unfortunately.
Somehow we've forgotten that there's a
secret recipe to getting cattle to
1400lbs in 12 months, consisting of
barley, silage, supplements and
hormones.