Homerun is a bull that has caught our eye from the time he was first born. His dam is Miss Nizhoni 901, dam of 9401, and sired by NJW Wrangler 19D, the former National Grand Champion.

He was one of several flush mates that include QMF SUN 19D Hercules 14H and all have done well. Out of all the flush mates Homerun is the thickest and most heavily muscled, especially in his hindquarters. He has muscle and style. It seems as if it doesn't matter when you see him, he always looks great.

His only drawback is that he has more white than we would like. However, his calves are well marked without an excess of white. He is a bull that puts the beef back in beef cattle. He is co-owned with Fee Farms and we have been using him heavily the last two years.

Yearling Photo

23H is a big volume long bodied bull that walks well and has shown his superior carcass since he was young. His first calf crop will be ultrasounded this winter. We believe his data will be impressive.

Unfortunately, as a calf, his early growth suffered because his recipient mother got sick and milked poorly, which gave him a 605-pound 205-day weight. After weaning, he improved dramatically with a 1218 yearling-weight. It is sometimes hard to appreciate, however, rapid yearling growth is what you would expect from his genetics. This has been borne out by his calves. As of October 2001 Homerun's first calves have performed very well. Our top two heifers were sired by 23H.

If you are looking for a bull that adds thickness to his calves, with powerful maternal genetics, there are few better than QMF 2F Homerun 23H.

 PEDIGREE

Year 2000 Homerun Calves

Year 2001 Homerun Calves