Box K Cattle Bucking Bulls Jan 2020

[@benbradford4473]

Nice young bulls guys i enjoyed the video God bless you all and good luck with your bulls

[@VeritasEIREAequitas]

Some real deal rank bulls 👊🏻👊🏻. Last bull in the video was GETTING UP !!!

[@Marco-uy5us]

The Last one will be a great bull man ..very very good🐂🐂

[@gavinharden7326]

Last bull was rank💪

[@beautys4754]

Bad ass music love it...

[@leandshep2802]

Like the way your bulls buck

[@elijahglasser1421]

Amazing Bucking bulls

[@marvincastillo4515]

Dang tgose bulls are awesome love THAT.. 👍

[@santiagoarteaga2993]

What type of breed do you guys use to make these calfs?

[@t.g_buffington]

It’s not really breeds. You get the semen of a bucking bull that has top notch genetics from other top notch bucking bulls and inject it into a top notch hefer or cow that can buck good who has the genetics of top notch bucking bulls and then she’ll get pregnant which results in her having a calf and you then buck it with a dummy to see if it has the good genetics you want. And if you get a really good cow, and a really good bull, and someone wants to purchase either then you can take how ever many eggs/ovaries you want from the cow that those people want to purchase and you get say a couple angus beef cows to be sergeants. When you insert the semen into the eggs you took out of the cow you then insert it into your sergeant cow and she have the calf and nurse it. Or if someone wants you bull you can take how ever much semen from that bull as you want and then have that semen for breeding. And then you could sell the bull. So it’s not really about the breed. It’s about the genetics. You want them to have genetics of top notch bucking bulls to make top notch bucking bulls. Does that make sense to you?

[@humbertososa1721]

We're located l would like to buy some thanks.

[@amycarrell9413]

They look good for young stock

[@jonathandesselle4464]

4.30 and 5.26 That 430 is my pick

[@beautys4754]

Have any of your bulls bucked in the Alamo city

[@jamiecoombes8651]

Here's a question if I wanted to get started in stock contracting which is a good start by the bulls first or by the cows first for breeding

[@louismendoza5419]

What came first the chicken or the egg

[@mattbigchiefbradley1739]

If you have a good bucking bull but it was some cows you get some good calves

[@demeciodelgado6141]

I need few of them what is the price?

[@laspuertasestrada1122]

in which part are they located, I would like to buy some 3 years..

[@boxkcattle1426]

we are in Canadian Texas

[@erlanggasurya3337]

What's breeds?

[@t.g_buffington]

It’s not really breeds. You get the semen of a bucking bull that has top notch genetics from other top notch bucking bulls and inject it into a top notch hefer or cow that can buck good who has the genetics of top notch bucking bulls and then she’ll get pregnant which results in her having a calf and you then buck it with a dummy to see if it has the good genetics you want. And if you get a really good cow, and a really good bull, and someone wants to purchase either then you can take how ever many eggs/ovaries you want from the cow that those people want to purchase and you get say a couple angus beef cows to be sergeants. When you insert the semen into the eggs you took out of the cow you then insert it into your sergeant cow and she have the calf and nurse it. Or if someone wants you bull you can take how ever much semen from that bull as you want and then have that semen for breeding. And then you could sell the bull. So it’s not really about the breed. It’s about the genetics. You want them to have genetics of top notch bucking bulls to make top notch bucking bulls. Does that make sense to you?

[@evanpinto9987]

Where u from I need a yearling bucking bull

[@bigd158]

Their location and contacts are in the video description