Search results for query: *

First time I have been on here in months, maybe even close to a year +, and it looks like the Mod needs to clean some off here now. ''little immature'' sounds like a grade school kid posting to me. He need to be gone stuff like this ruin the board.

Wean a calf every year, we all want that, but what's perfect for one area of the country will not always work in other areas. I see some things you all are saying that I think I would not want that cow at my place and I am sure some of you would say the same about my cattle. There is NO perfect...

depends what you wanting to do, sell all, or keep heifers ???

like her , if she was mine now I would run and Angus or Char. on them and you should have top price steers ( at least where I sell)

I don't guess I really care if you believe it or not but it is the truth !! You could call USDA meat inspection I guess and ask them if they will allow you to process beef to sell as human consumption that has lead bird shot in it. I was boning a bull that had 3 different size of shot in him...

first Inform the owner, if you know him and think he is the type to do something about it then that is all I would do. If you think he is a type of person to not really care then I would call the sheriff, have them to write a report and make sure they put in the report that he is mean and you...

so what is and X cow ? The sales around here it is 8 yrs., SS = short solid, O = old, BK = broken mouth A lot of these other than O you can get more than a one and done, but like anything not always.

Treat them like you said you do and in a few days they will follow you around like a puppy. good looking cows

Don't feel bad they do Brahman cattle the same way

I just noticed you are from Ky. probably not the right part of the country to talk about adding ear to cattle.

If they had some ear I could sale every heifer out of them for a GOOD above market price. and steers would take a very small, if any, hit at the right sale.

So what will them two each weigh does anyone know?

The subject of Longhorns crossed with Char. has been discuss, debated, and some might would have even got into a fist fight if they had been face to face with each other. They are kind of like Brahmans some like them, some hate them, some places they do well, other places it sounds as if they...

I saw a group of 6 steers. come in the sale today 400 weights all would match great other than 1 char. the others were angus they said they would hold one if buyer wanted them to. They brought 1.92 per pound and he said hold the Char. They then sold it and it brought 2.07 per pound saw some...

can you see much different in the size of the calf, between the Longhorn and Corriente when the cow was breed with same bull ,Char.. If I remember right you use a Char bull.

You Brahman guys just as well drop this, there is people committing on Brahmans that wouldn't know a Brahman from a Shetland pony.

booger eating moron :banana: :banana: :banana: I am laid up with the flu but that made me laugh, don't know why but thought that was kind of funny

lets face the facts , as much as I like Brahman and Brahman cross cattle they are not made for that part of the world. If we had winters all the time as cold as its been in Okla. this year I would not have Brahman cross cattle. They are good cattle in the the right place and that far north is...

I still have that 350.00 for 100 head like her, and like I said I'd have a fat pay check in a few months.