Angus Herd Sires:

Owners: ZWT Ranch, Speedwell, TN and Boss Cattle, Chappell, NE

Semen: $30/unit

BOSS HOSS 8132- Hoss is a new, exciting addition to the ZWT herd bull battery. He was the top selling bull in the Boss Bull Blast internet auction. Hoss has it all - ideal size, outstanding muscularity, tremendous fleshing ability and body shape with extreme smoothness and phenotypic quality. He also offers powerful, functional genetics featuring the deceased DCC New Look and a superb OCC Eureka donor, “4144”. His overall completeness and genetic value make him a top option for any kind of program.

Owners: Duff Cattle Company, Jetset Syndicate
 

This ultra complete son of OCC Jetstream has a power-packed pedigree that goes back to the dam of Backstop and Broadside. He's extremely smooth made, super patterned, sound structured, and has potential as a calving ease sire. He could be one of the hottest new Angus bulls in 2010.

Stimulus is the powerful genetic package that can bring real change to your program. He presents real dimension density, and muscularity with great fleshing ability and efficiency. This remarkable New Edition son was a top seller in the recent P+Bull Sale.

Purchased from Duff Cattle Company’s Power Plus Bull Sale
We are excited to have purchased this one-of-a-kind genetic powerhouse. “702” is the one and only direct son of the immortal sire, “6807” out of the incredible producer, Dixie Erica 814G, the dam of DCC New Look and several others. We feel he has all the makings of a tremendous herdsire prospect. He’s the right size, shape, design and undoubtedly has the pedigree power to be a bull of the future. This is it; there will never be another one.

What more can be said about this great proven sire who has remained at the top of the popularity charts in the areas female progeny, calving-ease and unmatched fleshing ability. "6807's" moderate mature size combined with his other outstanding traits, makes for the most ideal, all-around Angus sire in the breed today. "6807" daughters remain in demand for their moderate frame, volume, fleshing ability along with high fertility and excellent udders and they require less resources for maintenance coupled with longevity. "6807" died in 1996 but will remain what an Angus bull should be.