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I am located in south Ga. I have beef cows but I purchased a miniture female and i want to get a small herd of them started for hobby and freezer beef.

Im looking for a minuture Bull Herford pref. but i will take any miniture bull i have a female that will be in heat soon.

For summer Ladino clover and CB.

Well the thing that I dont like about limo's is that they dont give enough milk. I seen them practically starve there calves. Gelvich limo cross would be a good cow.

Go with what dun said that how i do it

I usually raise mie on gass untill they are about 800ib then they go into the feedlot eating regular cow feed or snapped corn & hay ground together for bout 2months then the slaughter house. I usually sell most of the meat

:lol: ha

So I guess no one in here raises Tarentese

I concur

Well whoever the hell u are guest u are a cowart , not man enough ta state who u are. Yes I said ta I knew what I was saying. Yes I am black and I dont appreciate the comment u made either. Me being black has nothing ta do wit me raising cattle. Do u have somthing agianst Blacks!

what is free martins?

BP were u born knowing everthing about cattle? No I think not. U had ta learn. So why wont u give others the same oppertunity! Thats why this board was created so people could learn. Say what u wanna back but thats the truth and the truth hurts so let it burn.

I didnt mean bull and cow from the same herd. So no one uses black baldie bulls in there herd?

Black baldie bulls on there cows and hefiers? if not why dont u

Tarentese bull on Black Baldie and herford cows. This is what my grandad is doing. I want ta know what his calves will look like. has anybody else tried this?

HAs anybody tried black baldie bulls on black baldie cows? It seems that would be the logical thing ta do. Both have the traits u were breeding for with Herf+Ang. right?

South pole/Vibe/ and Army pants

turn him out in grass

for me some hay and a trace min salt block does me well on range with holstiens so I know it will work for beef cows