I see many good cattle in this pedigree. The paternal grand sire had her 10th calf in May. Mother to mothers sire has also had 10 calves. The DDA Athabasca 91N worked in a cow calf operation in the mountains of Wyoming before we had the opportunity of buying him back. What would be better for us than having a cow calf operation test a bull, and when he turns out buying him back? You see for the people that breed for EPD numbers, this is not a choice because to stay on the cutting edge a person needs new cattle frequently. The DDA Athabasca 91N run in elevations over 10,000 feet with no problems.