Show your calf pictures.

[Hoser]

Some calves out of heifers.

 

[Nesikep]

the one on the right is Zima, 3 months old and looking really good, she's a tank, one on the left is a PB gelbvieh calf I'll probably keep intact, 1 month old and looking pretty good


Zima's got the mountain!




Zippy and her 2nd calf (a bull) and he's growing really well, he'll be a nice steer


Volta had a heifer calf born in the field, we needed to stop for refuelling halfway home

 

[BFE]

First two calves out of my Stunner son. First picture is a 9 y/o Pays to Dream simmental. Wish I had 100 just like her. She has never given me a heifer darn her! Calf is around 80, estimated.
Second is a cow I purchased from a neighbor who retired. She has to be at least as old as the first cow pictured. Little heifer calf around 60#. Very lively little girl.

 

[Jeanne - Simme Valley]

I see why you would want more out of that cow. Nice.

 

[TwoByrdsMG]

Well I might as well show off a few too!

First two are full sibling bull calves sired by Monarch Oak Extra x Victory Ms Velcro. Darker silver bull 3K (no tag in picture) was 71 lbs and the light silver bull 4K was 104 lbs. 3K kept his set and 4K is a very expensive steer.

The gunmetal grey (silver) bull 5K was sired by our herd bull Hammerhead and out of Hazel (Willalooka Pharaoh x Thurloo Park Winchester). He was 67 lbs and keeps his set for now. We will see what his WW and YW plus phenotype are before making the final decision on him. Hazel has all Australian breeding. Very pleased with how this first calf heifer is doing with her calf.

The Charolais heifer is an ET calf out of M&M Ms Blizzard 3510 PLD ET x Sharodon Double Vision 1D. We have two more of these embryos and I couldn't be happier with how she is turning out. She might be a keeper unless someone local-ish is willing to buy her and allow me to retain a couple flushes. She really should be in the show ring and I don't travel enough to get her in the big shows. Her Murray Grey surrogate dam is doing a fine job with this Char calf!

 

[BFE]

I see why you would want more out of that cow. Nice.

I've got a couple PTD cows and really like them both. Moderate frame with lots of volume, slick off great in the summer. They're good fescue cows.

 

[Jeanne - Simme Valley]

Here's an early January heifer calf. Heifer in the background is also early January. We had calves from Dec. 31 to Feb 12. January was pretty hectic.

 

[Nesikep]

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First two calves out of my Stunner son. First picture is a 9 y/o Pays to Dream simmental. Wish I had 100 just like her. She has never given me a heifer darn her! Calf is around 80, estimated.
Second is a cow I purchased from a neighbor who retired. She has to be at least as old as the first cow pictured. Little heifer calf around 60#. Very lively little girl.

Cow on the right has had 10 calves.. ALL BULLS

 

[bhooper]

First calf of the year. F1 Hereford x Angus heifer.

 

[BFE]

Cow on the right has had 10 calves.. ALL BULLS
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That's aggravating. Hate to complain but it'd be nice to have a daughter to carry on the tradition.

 

[Brute 23]

Not some thing I would keep but they sure make a pretty pic.

 

[kenny thomas]

Be nothing wrong with keeping heifers like that.

 

[MurraysMutts]

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Not some thing I would keep but they sure make a pretty pic.
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Do those be bra-ford?

 

[Brute 23]

Do those be bra-ford?

1/4 bloods and crossbreds

 

[Brute 23]

Be nothing wrong with keeping heifers like that.

FOR SALE

 

[MurraysMutts]

BY THE HEAD NOW!
IM A LET YA BID..
HUNDRED DOLLARS, LETS GO!

I GOT THE MONEY HONEY...
FOOLING AROUND!
2.....

3.....

4!

 

[Nesikep]

Zippy's bull calf at 2 weeks.. he's a hunk.. Looking forward to see how he grows out

 

[Nesikep]

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First two calves out of my Stunner son. First picture is a 9 y/o Pays to Dream simmental. Wish I had 100 just like her. She has never given me a heifer darn her! Calf is around 80, estimated.
Second is a cow I purchased from a neighbor who retired. She has to be at least as old as the first cow pictured. Little heifer calf around 60#. Very lively little girl.

Momma doesn't look like she would appreciate you going for the exact weight

 

[BFE]

The one in the second picture was a little nervous. She'll calm down, never been a problem.

 

[Lazy M]

Snapped a pic of my favorite spring calf so far this year. Never had one with this coloration before.