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put them a pair of sunglasses :lol: :lol: :lol: just joking, you need to get those calves used to the sunlight, your idea of the canvas is good

at least you should charge $200 the pair for breeding plus a daily rent of your pasture that it should be from $2-$4 but it also depends your location

to much questions, the calves are already castrated, thanks anyway

from those two I will pick Simmangus, but as Dun said both composite fullfill the same niche, or just go with straight Simmental. If you are A.I. you could use Tarentaise and if you are not a color fan you could try Normande, Braunvieh is very similar in quality and yield grade to both of these...

thanks,

need to know how much to charge for castrating calves.

I believe you, but I accidentally took a picture with 10 bulls lined up, I will look for it and try to show it

going with Angus is a good choice if it's the bull you can have around, but still I will go with a white continental breed or even better a dual purpose as Simmental, Normande or Tarentaise.

spring or fall calving? depends on your location, if you have food available year round it won't matter to much

if you want to keep it White, a good idea will be Charolais or any of the Italians (Romagnola, Marchigiana or Chianina)

nice Buck in your avatar

they should

I have bred some Charolaise and Simmental heifers to Longhorns and they really have muscle, I don't breed English so i don't know how well will they do.

we have one of the largest Longhorn herds in Mexico, and to say the truth if you are not raising them purebred for lean meat anything you cross to them will be good.

12 months with out breeding must be the model

think that the best will be the King Ranch formers developers of the Santa Gertrudis breed. http://www.king-ranch.com

naw :o , think is not a good idea, I won't do it

20 to 30 bulls you must have around 500 cows, so you really need them if you don't have someone that helps you with your A.I. and if you aren't a fulltime rancher, I'm telling you cuase I have the experience, I A.I. several 100's of cows and is a lot of work and you need Gomer bulls and a A.I...

Have you decided what to do, you should buy a bull to began with and later when you have more time and learn more about cattle you should began to experience the feeling of real "Cattle World" even if you have 5 or 10 cows it doesn't matter but you need to have the feeling.

most be Pinkeye,