OUR HERD
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Eutesca W131
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Currently has 10 active females in the herd,
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Consistently has multiple bulls in the annual sale and has 6 bulls currently walking in the commercial herd sire battery.
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Continues to see her days out at Kangaroobie at age 20
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Has produced multiple donor females J0161, K0382, P38.
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Emillesque U6
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Bred multiple stud bulls retained for in herd use
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Grand dam of J0284 who is currently a donor and now has three daughters and one granddaughter in the donor program
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In the current program here at Gilmandyke we have in the donor pen Q75 an incredible daughter out of M401 (a reality daughter), showing huge potential. Q75 is a granddaughter of J284 breeding the house down at the moment with 3 daughters in the current donor programs. Making Q75 a fourth-generation female from our foundational Emillesque line in U6. She has one of the most exciting 38 Special heifer calves in the spring 2021 drop too. The proof is in the pedigree.
Gilmandyke Generational Female Lines
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Dream Y301
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The dream cow family has been introduced into the Gilmandyke herd over the past 5 years, with several embryos purchased from the former premier angus stud of Mangoplah.
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These embryos were picked out basing decisions from dominant cows within that herd coupled with new and exciting siring genetics at the time.
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Cows that are making an incredible impact in the herd now are N314, P187, P5, and P189 along with 2 stud sires that have been retained P167 and P182
Bara K15
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Another outcome of the premier angus herd embryo purchase. A cow line that is fundamentally industry perfect.
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ASHK15 sold in 2020 for 50k to KO Angus
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We have 4 Bara females, 2 of which are extremely productive donor cows P14 and P24. The latest stud sire we have retained for our program was P24’s first calf as heifer. EUDR10
These bulls and females are a true representative of the foundation and breeding philosophy that we pride ourselves on and an example of the quality of livestock that we strive to produce within the Gilmandyke program.
