Where are they?

[Craig Miller]

I liked hook. He new very little about cattle or pasture, but for some reason I enjoyed what he had to say.

Still don't know much

Did you come back just to say that

 

[Workinonit Farm]

I liked hook. He new very little about cattle or pasture, but for some reason I enjoyed what he had to say.

Still don't know much

:shock:

Howya doing??? Been awhile.

 

[Workinonit Farm]

I spoke to MrVictorDomino today. He's doing fantastic and will be on here soon with some pictures.

I told him I would post a picture of a cow that we bought as a calf by his momma's side in 2012. She's turned into a really nice cow.

Nice looking cow.

 

[TennesseeTuxedo]

I spoke to MrVictorDomino today. He's doing fantastic and will be on here soon with some pictures.

I told him I would post a picture of a cow that we bought as a calf by his momma's side in 2012. She's turned into a really nice cow.

Nice looking cow.

Thanks, Mrvictordomino knows how to breed 'em.

 

[mrvictordomino]

Thanks to TT for giving me a call today. good to hear from you! I have been on the forum from time to time but just have been so busy to post much. Suppose to be retired (from my public job) but find myself busy as ever! With my son now with me full time we are currently breeding 225 females this year with plans to increase to 275-300 within the next couple years when a new piece of property gets grass established. Line breeding program continues with this being the thirtieth year that the herd has been closed to outside females. Oh, forgot to mention my new twin granddaughters born on March 27th.... They are taking some of my time as well!!! :heart: :heart: Will have some pictures to share in the near future.

DM

 

[Nesikep]

Thanks to TT for giving me a call today. good to hear from you! I have been on the forum from time to time but just have been so busy to post much. Suppose to be retired (from my public job) but find myself busy as ever! With my son now with me full time we are currently breeding 225 females this year with plans to increase to 275-300 within the next couple years when a new piece of property gets grass established. Line breeding program continues with this being the thirtieth year that the herd has been closed to outside females. Oh, forgot to mention my new twin granddaughters born on March 27th.... They are taking some of my time as well!!! :heart: :heart: Will have some pictures to share in the near future.

DM

We've been closed to outside females for 25 years, and I'm just starting to use some of my own bulls.. the 3 best heifers this year are from my own bull, so it's worth doing it once more.
Congrats on the granddaughters

 

[alisonb]

Does anybody remember that Inyati character?
http://www.cattletoday.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=88363&hilit=INYATI+VOTE+TO+STAY

Shortly after this thread the Mods hunted down the buffalo and had him removed from CT...the peace was short lived though...

I thought he was Bright Raven now...if not he's got to be his twin...

 

[ALACOWMAN]

No, but I won't be posting much. Still learning

If still learning is the case, a lot of us shouldn't be posting much...

 

[mrvictordomino]

Thanks to TT for giving me a call today. good to hear from you! I have been on the forum from time to time but just have been so busy to post much. Suppose to be retired (from my public job) but find myself busy as ever! With my son now with me full time we are currently breeding 225 females this year with plans to increase to 275-300 within the next couple years when a new piece of property gets grass established. Line breeding program continues with this being the thirtieth year that the herd has been closed to outside females. Oh, forgot to mention my new twin granddaughters born on March 27th.... They are taking some of my time as well!!! :heart: :heart: Will have some pictures to share in the near future.

DM

We've been closed to outside females for 25 years, and I'm just starting to use some of my own bulls.. the 3 best heifers this year are from my own bull, so it's worth doing it once more.
Congrats on the granddaughters

Last bull that was used here from outside was in 2005 and that was for thirty days (same bloodline).
I have several sire lines from within the herd that are crossed with other lines. This allows me to actually create different combinations. Cattle are very consistent in type with regardless of which sire they are out of. By not using any extremes, traits like birthweight and calving ease issues have been eliminated, milking ability and udder quality has greatly improved over the years. It does take a lot of planning though to make it work properly.

 

[TennesseeTuxedo]

Still don't know much

:shock:

Howya doing??? Been awhile.

doin good. Familie's doing good. Cows good.

Hey Hook, great having you back. 7.3 diesel question. I have a chance to buy an '02 F250 with less than 100,000 miles and no rust. What do I need to do to boost power and performance and insure a long engine life?

Thanks in advance.

 

[ALACOWMAN]

:shock:

Howya doing??? Been awhile.

doin good. Familie's doing good. Cows good.

Hey Hook, great having you back. 7.3 diesel question. I have a chance to buy an '02 F250 with less than 100,000 miles and no rust. ---What do I need to do to boost power and performance and insure a long engine life?--- that's easy,, buy a dodge...

 

[TennesseeTuxedo]

doin good. Familie's doing good. Cows good.

Hey Hook, great having you back. 7.3 diesel question. I have a chance to buy an '02 F250 with less than 100,000 miles and no rust. ---What do I need to do to boost power and performance and insure a long engine life?--- that's easy,, buy a dodge...

No such thing as a 15 year old Dodge still being operational.

 

[ALACOWMAN]

Hey Hook, great having you back. 7.3 diesel question. I have a chance to buy an '02 F250 with less than 100,000 miles and no rust. ---What do I need to do to boost power and performance and insure a long engine life?--- that's easy,, buy a dodge...

No such thing as a 15 year old Dodge still being operational.

. Now that's Probably true,,, they get used to death way before then...

 

[TennesseeTuxedo]

Hey Hook, great having you back. 7.3 diesel question. I have a chance to buy an '02 F250 with less than 100,000 miles and no rust. ---What do I need to do to boost power and performance and insure a long engine life?--- that's easy,, buy a dodge...

No such thing as a 15 year old Dodge still being operational.

. Now that's Probably true,,, they get used to death way before then...

Didn't you work at Chevy store a few years ago?

 

[ALACOWMAN]

No such thing as a 15 year old Dodge still being operational.

. Now that's Probably true,,, they get used to death way before then...

Didn't you work at Chevy store a few years ago?

yep! sho did,in fact that's why I like the dodge... :cowboy: seriously I don't care what folks drive..

 

[Nesikep]

Yeah, it's much more rare to see a million mile Ford than Dodge though (I do admit the old 7.3's were durable though).
My truck is going on 24 years.

 

[TennesseeTuxedo]

. Now that's Probably true,,, they get used to death way before then...

Didn't you work at Chevy store a few years ago?

yep! sho did,in fact that's why I like the dodge... :cowboy: seriously I don't care what folks drive..

I'm with you cowman, just as long as it's American owned and American built.

 

[SmokinM]

Glad your back Hook, also glad your doing well. You were expecting a grandkid I think hope that worked out good. Now if we can get ISO, Denver and Bez back we will be in business.

 

[jedstivers]

Glad your back Hook, also glad your doing well. You were expecting a grandkid I think hope that worked out good. Now if we can get ISO, Denver and Bez back we will be in business.

Worked out great. She's almost 2 now. She goes with us most weekends to check cows, calling "cmon girls" out the open windows

And she's not a bit spoiled is she?

 

[Workinonit Farm]

Glad your back Hook, also glad your doing well. You were expecting a grandkid I think hope that worked out good. Now if we can get ISO, Denver and Bez back we will be in business.

Worked out great. She's almost 2 now. She goes with us most weekends to check cows, calling "cmon girls" out the open windows

She is very cute!