Show me your herd!

@gcreekrch absolutely gorgeous picture. Can't SEE the cattle, but, I'm assuming they are eating on those lines of hay. What a great system. I "assume" you don't leave your tractor out there - LOL, no "plug-in".
@CowboyRam nice group of calves. When were they born?
Right here on the farm in Riverton. They summered out on the desert east of Creston Junction Wyoming.
 
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Heres a few pics from last few weeks. We sold all but 3 of the calves first week of December. Brought noticeably more than last year, so pleased with that.
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Keeping her heifer for a replacement (again)
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Going to feed out this blind heifer

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The twins, mom held good condition. Average size but sold in the same group as the others.

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First 4 pictures are my cows/heifers. The 2 angus heifers (hopefully bred - blood testing coming soon) could have been registered but I never bothered.

The last picture is of my steers, 5 are being processed in September. There are some Angus and Shorthorn.

Show me pictures of what you have that makes you proud!
First 4 pictures are my cows/heifers. The 2 angus heifers (hopefully bred - blood testing coming soon) could have been registered but I never bothered.

The last picture is of my steers, 5 are being processed in September. There are some Angus and Shorthorn.

Show me pictures of what you have that makes you proud!
 

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