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They do get hair eventually tiny curly hair. It is patchy not uniform at all. Have had 2-3over the years. Do not be surprised if it ends up almost like a dwarf. Last one we had I actually gave to a university as a research animal.

They do get hair eventually tiny curly hair. Have had 2 over the years. Do not be surprised if it ends up almost like a dwarf. Last one we had I actually gave to a university as a research animal.

Southern alber Southern Alberta as per username. This is one coming 3 year old. Our animals are not fed on cacti this is the skinniest.

I don’t use low birthweight on my longhorn heifers. 95 or so. Minimum weaning weight 650 no problems. Heifer bull I tried once had longhorn size calves 400$ for bred pretty damn good. Sold some opens here for 1200. Granted shape wise they were excellent.

We had one crossbred second calver go to 303 days. Brahman x something

Agreed. I believe breed is dependant. And Bull age also.

She isn’t that old. Stress face. I’ve had those cranky bitches that calve until they are 22-23. The wild wild ones just feed coyotes

They wean very close to next calf save colostrum for new babies seems to be instinct. Some just don’t care good hormone release Some allow only 1-2 quarters. Nature doesn’t allow close calving season end up 10 months a year after time (yes experience.)

If she was knocked up might cam down nicely

I have used purebred longhorn on heifers as well as beef booster, ce angus bulls like the 1/2 breed calves best. 2 calves is 1/2 LH left, right angus cows purebred calf. big group back 3 calves beef booster heifer bull, longhorn bull, normal angus calf left to right all same age within a...

PB longhorn cow with 1/2 Hereford calf at 2.5 months old. Cow is big around 1800 was impressed only Hereford calf I’ve had with no white face

That’s a longhorn. Maybe some corrie in there but nothing else nice cow

As long as they are clean and dry I just watch them. I have one cow every year has massive bull calf (14 in a row) calf has it every year clears up in 2-3 days. With twins I’d pay more attention to the second one born chances are it got the worst of it if it looks shaky etc I give them a 1/2...

Nope should be today massive amount of milk for a smaller sized heifer

Finally got a picture ish today. Yellow snotty tonight but been like this since Jan 7

Incidentally today is day 280 from breeding. Last year this bull only had 31 calves 28 bulls average at 292 days

This heifer is bred to a longhorn bull with average BW of 75pounds hopefully that’s easy at least for her main concern is she is so damn gentle she might not have much heart to push

Mucus is clear with a bit of blood. Back parts are loose (like damn near can jump in there) but not swollen

Will add pictures as soon as I can she is overly friendly so do not get to see the back end often

Have a Brahman cross heifer is 1/2 Brahman 1/4 angus 1/4 Corriente has been springing for approx 5 weeks now. (Bagging, loosening up hind end, has had bloody mucus last 3 weeks) Is this normal to go on this long ? Have zero Brahman experience my other heifers once this starts is like a 2 week...