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The final tabulation of bulls on record of performance 140 day feed test' at Culpeper has been re. ceived. Of the 58 Angus bulls included, I’d say that one of Ned Johnson’s leads the lot!
For example his lifetime index pf 147 is the highest of them all and four points above his nearest competitor. His type score is equaled by five bulls, exceeded by none. He ranks fourth in lifetime growth rate (there was but 0.07 lbs. per day difference in his trecord and that of the leading gainer). This again proves they can look good and do well. Furthermore this bull just “ain’t to be sneezed at”—you d have to go a long way to find a better one. Called Ned when I saw the tabulation and asked about the bull s background; dams performance, sires performance, etc.
His maw is a home-raised pro. duct 9 years old. This boy is her sixth offspring. Their average adjusted daily gain on dam was 2.07 lbs.; average type score 12.7 (middle choice BCIA grade, top choice to low fancy feeder calf grade), and an average index of 128. His paw is the Remount bull frequently written about. This old boy (1955 model) continues doing
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