The greatest power bull that combines elite performance with excellent maternal traits.

5175's EPDs rank in the top 1% for WW and YW, top 3% for Milk and Scrotal, and top 15% for IMF and REA.

Ranks in the top 10% of the breed for growth and transmits consistent eye appeal and muscle.

Progeny continue to dominate show circuit.

Sired the Grand Champion Female at the 2001 National Western Stock Show and 2001 National Junior Angus Show.

This Angus bull has a performance record that dates back to the early 1950’s even before I was a graduate student at UT.  The University of Tennessee has one of the best grass management Angus cow herds I have seen in my life.  It is basically dedicated to research but has a great, great set of mother cows with cattle that have dimension, volume, growth and correctness.

Background story on Mr. UT 2425:

Last fall I visited the UT herd and saw the largest framed and most impressive Angus bull I have ever seen, Mr. UT 1593.  He sired a son Mr. UT 2425 who was just like him but with more volume, muscle and correctness but not quite as big.  Mr. UT 2425 is out of a Pathfinder cow, who is truly one of the great cows I have seen.  Then I saw her mother and she was just as impressive!   Mr. UT 2425 has 3 generations of Pathfinder dams on his maternal side and all are big, good milkers with great udders and are high growth cattle, as well as being extremely structurally correct.

We were fortunate to purchase Mr. UT 2425, a coming 2 year old, at the Eastern Tennessee Angus sale on Feb. 17, where he competed well and was named Grand Champion Bull.  I believe that this bull has the necessary traits to become a big time contributor to the Angus gene pool.  He is heavy muscled, very correct in skeletal makeup, has a great foot and moves as well as any bull I have seen for a bull of his dimension and overall size.  His spring of rib and capacity is rare for a bull of his size.  Also, his length of hip (hooks to pins) and length of quarter are very impressive.  At 23 months he measured 59” at the hip.  The UT herdsman told me he weighed 2160 back in the early fall and they just kept him on pasture so he wouldn’t get too big.  His spread is good with a projected 110 yearling, 56 WW, and +21 on milk.  They believe his AHIR BW of 5.1 will come down considerably like his sire, who started out over 6 and is now 3.3.  Mr. UT 2425 had an actual birth weight of 88 pounds.

Phenotype on Mr. UT 2425 is truly outstanding and I believe he will be a great breeding bull because of his depth of Pathfinder dams plus he is not related to most of the EXT or Precision bloodlines of today.  He is out of a herd with over 60 years of performance records!

This 7 plus frame bull had a 733 adj. 205 (ratio 117) and an average daily gain of 5.36, ratio 110 with a 1591 adj. yearling weight on a silage ration, and no creep!  He is a grass management type of bull bred to have tremendous growth and will convert forages into pounds of meat.

I believe this bull could have a great influence on the Angus gene pool, developed from a herd that essentially has been closed for research.  Mr. UT 2425 would offer new genetics for Angus breeders seeking more growth, muscle, frame, eye appeal and length of hip and quarter.  Anyone seeing Mr. UT 2425 is impressed such that they know that they have seen one of the great Angus bulls.

Born: 2-18-2003.
Weight on 5-1-04 1453 lbs.
Hip height 56 inches.
Frame score 7 plus.

Precision 2100 is one of the largest framed bulls by the famous GAR Precision 1680. Back by generations of A.I. breeding with carcass data, he was one of the best phenotype Angus calves we have seen in 40 years of Angus Breeding. He has a tremendous top and loineye and is exceptional on his feet and legs. He is out of a powerful Rito 2100 Cow who is backed by generations of A.I. breeding. This bull is an exceptional individual for not being specially fed or pampered. Many cattlemen seeing him for the first time say he is the best Angus Bull they have seen. We have high hopes for his calves as a clean-up bull in 2006.

The best sire in the breed for combining high percentile EPDs with powerful phenotype.

E161 ranks in the top 1% for REA and %RP, while ranking in the top 2% for IMF, top 4% for YW and top 10% for Milk with a below breed average BW EPD.

Sired a $202,000 and a $50,000 son in 2002.

Calving ease sire with added frame.

Only PROVEN sire in the sire summary who ranks in the top 1% for WW, YW, Milk, $W and $F.

Gridiron represents one of the most imposing body composition bulls that has been offered to the Angus breed. His overpowering skeletal structure is unmatched for the combination of foot shape, heel depth, muscle, base width, squareness of hip, freedom of movement and overall extension.

Gridiron progeny are some of the most consistent, in terms of phenotypic excellence, we have ever seen in a sire group. He excels the breed in performance, ribeye area, $B and $F.

Net Worth is in a league of his own for siring overall mass of muscle and cattle that stand apart from other sire groups for perfromance.

He has shown the ability to consistently sire high quality progeny from various pedigrees and cow types. Net Worth is destined to be a breed changer!

His EPDs rank him in at least the top 10% of the breed for WW, YW, RE and $F!.

Pendleton came on the scene as the star of the spring 2008 sire summary and continues to shock the beef industry with his revolutionary siring capabilities.

His low birth to high growth EPDs are backed by progeny that "fit the bill" for length of body, muscle and overall correctness.

Ranks in teh top 5% of the breed for eight different EPD traits.

Objective 3J15 has no equal in the Angus sire summary for combination of pure growth, carcass excellence and acceptable phenotypic power.

He is one of the top Genex customer satisfaction sires because offspring press the scales with the best of them and stand out in a calf crop for overall profitability.

He is a Bet-the-Ranch performance powerhouse!