MH Titan 752 was bred to create efficient, long-lived, intelligent females. He combines the two great cow makers OCC Great Plains 943G and OCC Homer 650H. His dam MH Melisa 357 is a pathfinder and one of Monte Howrey’s favorite cows, she stems from the same Melisa cow family that DDA Emblazon 27C comes from: DDA Melisa 545 is the grand-dam of 27C, and was purchased by Monte as a young cow. Here is what Monte Howrey said about MH Titan 752 as an 8-year-old: “Titan, the older he gets, the more I appreciate him. Just no holes in him: feet are great, Athletic, incredible disposition, looks like he could breed cows for another 4 or 5yrs. Fertile and highly intelligent…he’s probably the most USEFUL bull I have ever bred.”
This is a bull that we bought and brought up to our Edie Creek Angus herd in Canada.
We decided we needed to buy MH Titan 752 after seeing an athletic 5-year-old son working in a low input commercial cow herd in Saskatchewan and daughters at Howrey Angus that were producing terrific calves while maintaining great fertility, leg structure and udder quality.
MH Titan 752 was an extremely aggressive breeder: as an 8yr old bull at Edie Creek in 2015, he was a part of a multi sire group that bred 125 cows. Titan was constantly on the hunt and never took a day off.
MH Titan 752 had a very quiet disposition and always enjoyed a good back scratch.
Titan has the best set of feet under him that we have seen. We expect him to help us excel at longevity and functionality traits.
In the Spring of 2015, just after his arrival at Edie Creek Angus, he collected 300 straws of semen in one day, and had a 94% semen test score.
Titan bred 40+ cows as an 11-year old bull, but had smaller breeding groups at age 12 & 13.
He retired at the age of 13, when it looked like he wasn’t converting calories efficiently enough to go through another Canadian winter.