SOUTHERN CHARM x 5060

2 Embryos

BUBS Southern Charm AA31

Bobo Donna 5060

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The dam of this mating ranks in the top 1% for RE; top 2% for CED; top 4% for BW; top 15% for WW, HP, and $W; and top 20% for $G. Her grand dam, Donna 2035, the direct daughter of the $290,000 valued half interest selection of ZWT Ranch from Coleman Angus through the 2011 National Finals Sale, Donna 714 sired by the calving-ease and $W specialist, Final Answer 0035. Donna 2035 is a full sister to the calving-ease specialist in the Select Sires roster, Regis 904 and stems from one of the greatest females ever bred in the Coleman Angus program, Donna 386, the anchor of the Angus Alliance International donor program. She records a BR 3@91, a WR 3@116 and a YR 3@112 with two daughters maintaining a combined WR 4@109. Full siblings 2035 include: Regis 904, the longtime member of the Select Sires roster; Final Answer 222, the $30,000 top-selling bull of the 2013 Coleman Angus Bull Sale selected by Lott Farms; Final Answer 224 selected by BoBo Cattle Company in that offering as the second high-selling bull of the event; and Donna 257, the $16,000 selection of Jac's Ranch as the top-selling bred heifer of the 2013 Coleman Angus Sale. Maternal siblings to 2035 include: Juneau 044, the $34,000 all-time high-selling Coleman Angus bull who topped the 2011 Coleman Bull Sale; Donna 1234, the $12,000 top-selling open heifer of the 2012 Coleman Sale selling to Lott Farms and Long Cattle Company; and the $19,000 Lineman 229, selected as the third high selling bull of the 2013 Coleman Bull Sale by Jocko Valley Angus.

The sire of this mating, is a phenotypic favorite of visitors to ORIgen, this powerful young sire has been the leading sales bull at ORIgen for 2018. Produced by a dam whose first four natural calves recorded an average weaning ratio of 106, his grandam has five calves with an average weaning ratio of 113 and Southern Charm descends from a line of females with quality udder structure and a high level of fertility that have a slick hair coat, good feet, ease of fleshing, fescue tolerance and the females that produced him are very efficient cattle. As his Scrotal Circumference EPD predicts, Southern Charm collects and freezes extremely well and produces high quality semen that has yielded a far above average conception rate, and his sons have semen checked very well at 12 to 14 months.

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1. 5060

2. Southern Charm