Selected Bulls

Bull 974 is the son of 667 who in turn was the son of the great Rotokawa 425. Bull 974 was the top bull in the Breed Plan measure of bulls in 2006. This frame 3 bull will add volume of meat to your calves and will put a rump on them. Bull 974 is no longer alive and therefore if you have plans to use this bull you should purchase and put aside some semen for the future. View this bull's pedigree.

Bull 667 is the son of Rotokawa 425, the bull that had a huge impact in England when he was introduced there. He ranked number 2 in the Breed Plan rankings in 2006. Bull 667 has a tremendous rump width percent and will add volume to any calves he sires. Bull 667 has a very positive impact on any cows with a questionable udder—we have seen him straighten out an udder in one generation. This is bull power. Bull 667 is no longer alive and supplies of semen are limited. View pedigree.

Bull 861 is a son of Rotokawa 688. He is a full brother of Rotokawa 93. He is taller than 93 and throws slightly taller calves. He is the Rotokawa bull with the highest intramuscular fat score as measured by ultrasound. This frame 5 bull will add quality, fat and tenderness to any calves he produces. He has a strong front end and lots of meat. View pedigree.

Rotokawa 663 is one of the senior sires from the Rotokawa herd. He died before we linear measured the herd—there is limited semen available from this bull as a result. View pedigree.

Bull 93 is the son of 688 and a full brother to Rotokawa 861. He is a frame 4 bull and has up to 7,000 progeny born in the U.S. and Canada. He is an excellent choice if you are looking for a bull to add volume of meat to your calves. Bull 93 has a tremendous front end and adds volume of meat to calves that he sires. View pedigree.