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Jeanne - Simme Valley
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Re: Heifers.
They appear to be small. I really like the hind leg on the #6 heifer.
Hard for me to judge. My heifers are nursing a calf at 2 years old.
Hard for me to judge. My heifers are nursing a calf at 2 years old.
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Re: Heifers.
Agree with Jeanne. What breed & how much do they weigh? My almost yearlings look about the same size.
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Re: Heifers.
I think the proportion may be off in the pics, the forelegs and heads don't necessarily look small, but I like the first one best.
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Re: Heifers.
Daddy is registered angus. #47 momma is limousine. #6 momma is a Salers Angus. They weigh about 950+. Pics do make them look a little smaller than they actually are.
Some people are just dumber in the head than a hog is in the butt.
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Are they actually 2 years old? Are they bred?
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Re: Heifers.
At two they better be producing or any day. You have better than 1800 dollars in inputs without a penny return.Jeanne - Simme Valley wrote: ↑Mon Jan 28, 2019 7:38 pmAre they actually 2 years old? Are they bred?
You have upkept the dam at a buck fifty a day for two years without a penny paid back. You have 525 days of inputs in the heifers since weaning.
At today’s prices that is mighty expensive F-1’s.
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Re: Heifers.
2 years old next month. Yes they are breed. Due 1st of April.Jeanne - Simme Valley wrote: ↑Mon Jan 28, 2019 7:38 pmAre they actually 2 years old? Are they bred?
Some people are just dumber in the head than a hog is in the butt.
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Re: Heifers.
That's good. They will be calving around 26 months old.
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Re: Heifers.
They look like they could make some decent females. Hopefully no problems calving and they breed back. From the pictures I’d take #6 over #47. Better top looks a bit stouter and more correct rear leg.