Top Game—that’s the name they gave him—is one of the luckiest Black Angus bulls alive.
“Our main business is Angus genetics,” says Bob McClaren, the head honcho at 44 Farms in central Texas where Top Game roams and grazes on an ordinary Saturday.
It also means selling prime bull semen for Game is a top performer.
McClaren’s operation measures everything, charting complications in labor and delivery, the calves’ growth and temperament, and even the shape of their hooves, all so it can choose which lucky bulls’ only job is impregnating cows.
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