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Post by sprucegrovefarm on Jun 30, 2014 13:56:08 GMT -5
SGF SSAB Akela ADCA# 021742 has been my herd sire for 4 years, but I am now using one of his sons. Eight of the 23 females in my herd are his daughters, and I am keeping 5 of them. He was born 04/05/09, is sire and dam qualified, is PHA free and Chondrodysplasia free, and remains the docile, friendly bull that he has always been. He is homozygous polled (P/P), red carrying dun (e/e B/b), and is A1/A2. Please contact me by email at j.potter@att.net or by phone at 269-697-9202 for questions and price.
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Post by susytx on Jul 1, 2014 20:47:42 GMT -5
Hi John, he's a beautiful bull. We still have your gal SGF Tina, she's 15 but going strong...we're behind but catching up on registering calves. She is our permanent Nana cow and a real sweetie :-)
Susan
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Post by dollarlessbill on Jul 2, 2014 22:42:07 GMT -5
Looks like u need to b advertiszing freezer beef instead of herd sires with this scronie bullet, he ant even growed no horns yet?  and all them merit badges u got hung round his neck means what??? mor $$$$ I suppose... John Potter how the hell o r u glad to hear u still mak n it happen way up there in MI. its been a spell but I am hang n on by a thread. boy has the cow business changed in the past years, like everything it has to change. hows Anthony do in ? good I hope . any one read n this post u can take it from me John Potter is a Dexter gooruu he has been doin Dexter cattle sence the began n of time and can tell u more about them than Dexter himself!!!! And I wuz just pok n fun at your bull,, hes kinda a sorder nice look n bull maybe he will grow out of the ocward stage hes in now,,,, Still jok n ,,, hes a nice look n bull, wish u luck in sell n him the market round here is sorter flat right now... I am so glad to see u on hear so I can agervate u. without introduction I bet u dun no who it is typ n here,,,,,, |
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Post by sprucegrovefarm on Jul 5, 2014 12:56:51 GMT -5
Hi Bill, Thanks for the compliments (?)  Of course I knew it was you before I saw your name! I took an unexpected & unplanned time out from the farm for a year (April 1, 2012 - March 31, 2013, then broke my leg after being back home for only a few months. I'm back to raising my Dexters (along with a small flock of Katahdin sheep). Out of necessity, my Dexter herd is way smaller than it has been for years, but I sure enjoy being with them again. Good ol' Mira guards me whenever I'm out with the herd, and she jealously tries to keep the rest of the cattle away from me. It's funny watching all the calves sneak around her and try to harass me. I have to depend on my 4-wheeler to get around because I lost most of my strength & stamina, but the critters are as much fun as ever. I'm glad to say that Akela goes out of his way to be gentle around me. Good to hear from you. Take care! John |
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Post by peastickcowboy on Jul 15, 2014 15:00:50 GMT -5
  Hi John, Here's a picture of Monty, 028903 Akela's 2 year old homozygous polled son. He started to work today. |
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and all them merit badges u got hung round his neck means what??? mor $$$$ I suppose...
Of course I knew it was you before I saw your name!
