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Farm Fence Solutions":1ny46tj6 said:

callmefence":1ny46tj6 said:

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Who's are you feeding there? I've been to your place, and I don't care how much water you pour on that rock, It'll never make mud! :lol:

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All that rock and we found a mud hole to feed in... :dunce:

This is my favorite thread here.

This heifer is about 12 hours old. Her mother is the daughter of my cow Ariel. This first time mother was not very good at hiding labor Lol. She would run to her momma who already had her calf and would have none of it, poor girl. She finally just laid down and calved without issue and from that minute, has been a perfect new mother.

More to go but finally, Ariels spoiled heifer has someone to play with. Only heifer to calve this year, whew, glad that's over with.

southernultrablack":h0yytmho said:

10 day old Balancer calf

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I like the look of that guy!

I really like this steer calf out of our herd bull. One of the fastest growing ones we have had. He is reserved for a 4-H member who is looking forward to him.

southernultrablack":1qo8a7dd said:

10 day old Balancer calf

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Yea boy. Need a pasture full of em like that.

First calf hiefer

callmefence":2uozlnrn said:

First calf hiefer

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Nice calf, nice cow, good looking fence, but what's up with the gate?

TennesseeTuxedo":2g0ihsj6 said:

callmefence":2g0ihsj6 said:

First calf hiefer

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Nice calf, nice cow, good looking fence, but what's up with the gate?

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Always glad to answer questions tt.
A gate is a door if you will to get from one pasture to the other. Porta in Spanish

callmefence":1s5psy3c said:

TennesseeTuxedo":1s5psy3c said:

callmefence":1s5psy3c said:

First calf hiefer

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Nice calf, nice cow, good looking fence, but what's up with the gate?

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Always glad to answer questions tt.
A gate is a door if you will to get from one pasture to the other. Porta in Spanish

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Makes perfect sense when you put it that way.

a couple of Aubrac calves

Big bucks, nice pair!

Here's what I think is looking like my best heifer this year.. she's VERY headstrong and bossy, so I'm getting a head start on halter breaking her. She is part of my linebreeding experiment, her maternal grandmother is her paternal great grandmother, and has the same grandsire on both sides.. by far the meatiest calf of they year





I have a full sibling mating that looks really good (but has a little much chrome), and a mother-son mating that is growing like a weed, one of the younger calves at a month old now and is as big at the 8 week old ones...
Then I have a pair of steers, I call them "Big blond" and "Little blond".. only about 1/4 related, but absolutely similar.. and both are pests!

Here's Prada's calf, a full sib mating, 13 days old and growing well

Here are photos of some of our Murray Grey calves.
704- AI sired heifer pictured at 39 days


707- Bull calf sired by our herd bull, Tony. He had a 78 lb birth weight and is pictured here at 7 weeks


709- AI sired bull calf pictured at 6 weeks. He had an 82 lb birth weight and is one of our growthiest calves.


714- A Tony sired heifer pictured at 24 days


717- Another bull calf out of our herd bull, pictured here at 27 days. He is 75% Murray Grey x 25% Angus. His dam is currently 7 1/2 years old and has raised a replacement quality calf every year since she was a first calf heifer.


Both AI sired calves are out of an older Murray Grey bull named Balmoral Elation from the 1970s and 1980s.

Always love photos of cows/calves and a lot of grass! Happy cows.

Well after her first calf was all black the last 2 have been all chromed up. At least she raises a whopper and dock aint much when they are real beefy.

Had this calf on 5/16 and picture was taken the next day.

Our new bull calf.