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Yep. I agree.

I agree with what sky and dun have said. I would go ahead and pull the 8 month old off as well as the ones that are 6 months. I have pulled them off at 6 months many times to feed them out for replacements.

I suspect that as well. You also dont mention what the BW was of your bull.. or calving ease EPD. Is this the first time you have used him? I say give em another shot. with another bull.. AND dont feed em any high protein or nutrient feed, in that last trimester.

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Im thinkin he is saying " nothin to it!"

Ha! Kinda reminds me of the old Marty Stouffer animal wildlife shows.. seems he would always have some animals on there mating.

We wean ours around 7 to 7.5 months old, then put em in a catch pen. Give them all their shots, worm, and with plenty of grass, or hay in the winter, and feed them 14% protein pellets until they are ready to turn out with the bulls. If some of them dont measure up to our standards of what we...

RanchHeifers.. thats a good site you got there, interesting reading. As far as what I do.. I raise all my own replacements. I really dont know exactly what all the costs are that go into them; I am more concerned with what I am getting, and know where I get it from. With my own, I know all...

I guess it depends on if you need the money now or later. If you need to recoup your costs now, then sell.

Looks like they both are doing good. And the mama has plenty of milk to give.

OMG, who are you...........finally someone who knows what they are talking about. There is another post where someone argued about getting permits, said i was crazy. We've thought about applying, but never followed through but we did have an official out.. Yeah, talking about killing a...

3 teats shouldnt be a problem at all. I had a old beefmaster mama, that only had 3 working teats for her last 4 years, and she raised some fine calves during that time.

I agree.

Whats her age? She seems to be a good one.

yep thats what I have always used.

I would say it would be better to leave him in there through two cycles, then remove him.

You sure he's not steerd already?? :lol: I am with the others.. hes got some muscle to him, but for a herd bull, not for me.

No twins for me so far this year..., hope it dont happen

Cant go wrong with the black baldies ..around here anyway.

THATS for sure!!