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This might be the rankest calf
I have raised to date.
He has more talent, tools, and ability
than a lot of bulls out there.
As you can see from the videos,
he has put it all together more than once.
The last video on the clip (went left)
is from last week.
Watch the videos, he gets off the ground,
extends his back feet,
and has plenty of intensity.
***Please Note***
I have entered this calf multiple times.
Some of those videos are on the video clip
where he sure tried really hard but had a bobble.
If you look up his competition profile, you will see
some very low markings. I have had hell getting him
to put his trip together when money is on the line.
I have brought him back home
and bucked him the next day and he would fire.
There is something about an event setting
with a dummy that he doesn't like.
I want everyone to be aware that I do thin
he has what it takes to win,
but has not put it together on the road.
I think if you have some time
and willingness to be patient,
this calf is going to do the deal
on the road at some point.
If not, he has plenty of size to grow up
and be an outstanding Derby/Classic prospect.
I really think the possibilities
with this calf are endless, it is just time for me
to focus on the two year olds I have going
down the road and getting yearlings started.
His sire (Vos -245) was extremely athletic
and had all of the kick you could as for.
Vos -245's mother is a daughter of
Reindeer Dippin and back out of the dam
to 2009 ABBI Classic World Champion, 250 Black Pearl.
Rafter KL 503 (dam) is a daughter of 461 Bingham,
an own son of cornerstone sire 161 White Sports Coat.
Her mother was a Kid Rooster (749 Rooster)
female from the Hebert breeding program.
This cow has been phenomenal.
One of her daughters was the
Sanction Yearling Champion in Las Vegas.
One of her sons won around $8K
in the competition system.
Consigned by Kyle Lippincott
(620) 215-4028
Prague, Oklahoma
Bidding for Lot #14 will start at 8:05pm central.
