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Other side but still quartering to me. Black cow is her mother. The heifer with the paint is her 5 month old 1/2 sister (i think).

Her mother is dog tame. My only complaint with this calf is she’s a bit skittish. Sudden movements scare her

This heifer is 6 months old today. Sire is beefmaster and dam is 3/4 angus 1/4 hereford. She is the 2nd calf for that cow. Is she a keeper?

He was red with a little paint. He’s one county over breeding a herd of star five cows now.

I agree

Red is out of a 3/4 angus 1/4 hereford Paint is out of a cow. Looks to be mostly char x hereford but supposedly has some chianina in her sire.

Her mother is a good cow. I was glad she had a heifer.

I’m planning on keeping the paint and possibly the red but she’s a little skittish so far

The red one is just shy of 3 months and the paint is a few days past 2 months. Aside from the hides (doesn’t matter to my customers) how woukd you rate them?

I had a longhorn that had a heifer calf marked just like a british white. That’s what got me interested in british whites.

Crackers don’t have long horns and they are basically interchangeable with pineywood. I’m in Central Georgia and there are several registered herds within an hour of me. There are several herds in georgia, florida, alabama and mississippi that i know of and most likely more that i don’t. Two...

I had some crackers that looked an awful lot like them. I’m going to say cracker or longhorn crosses. Put a beefmaster bull over them and i’ll buy heifers from you.

I’m not a great judge but i like him. Maybe lacking length but it could just look that way because he’s so stout.

There’s a barn in thomaston and one in americus. I’ll send one to thomaston now and then bust mostly do private party.

Just south of thomaston. I have a neighbor that runs between 2 and 300 head on strictly grass and he said it takes 2 acres per cow/calf pair. They don’t rotate pasture much, though. If somebody was doing more regenerative style rotation they might be able to do a little better.

You can run a bunch if you feed them but grass only it’s acred per head not head per acre

Taylor county

Here he is a few months later. Those are the heifers i wanted him to breed.

He was young in that picture. He got broad through the shoulders when he was about a year old and had ecent hindquarters for a pineywood. I bought him to breed 2 young heifers. He missed one and she ended up being bred by my hereford a few months later. I’m hoping i don’t have to pull that calf.