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I have four 11 week old female pups for sale. Both parents go back to Ben Jordan's line. Parents used strictly on cattle, grandparents are used on hog and cattle. Located in Haskell, OK

I put this heifer in with a steer I am feeding out, with the possibility of keeping her. She turned out pretty well, but with the prices they are bringing I'm gonna go ahead and sell her.

I haven't been on here in a while, and I had a really ugly calf born yesterday.I figured I would post a picture of it, and then saw the ugly cow thread. the mama is about 2 or so don't really know bought her cheap as an open heifer last spring..She has a good bag, so the calf should grow fine...

My kids have an old ranch horse, he is 23. He loses big patches of hair and I can't figure out what it is. It starts growing back as quick as he loses it.

http://beforeitsnews.com/alternative/20 ... 35976.html This link doesn't have a whole lot of details. Was wondering if anyone has any first hand knowledge of what is happening?

the owner got a wild hair and decided he wanted this redone. It took a while doing it in between jobs, but it turned out pretty good for being made in 1925

I've only ever had 2 or 3 Hereford cows s, but I had a calf the other day that had goggle markings on her eyes. is this a recessive trait or how are the markings passed? she was bred to a beefmaster bull. http://s1145.photobucket.com/user/wentw ... ry/2013-12

I was reading an article on the main page, and i got to wondering what wierd names of pastures you've heard of or have? A ranch i worked at after college had a couple: Murdered Guy, Tree Lady, The Island, Fish. Then some common ones after the land: east of the creek, north and south Doyle(there...

The ad speaks for itself, not much I can add except they are asking way more than I would think its worth. Craigslist: five legged calf http://tulsa.craigslist.org/grd/4206631411.html

The ad speaks for itself, I was just surprised at what they are asking for it. Craigslist: five legged calf http://tulsa.craigslist.org/grd/4206631411.html

I have a cow that is due to calve anytime now, and she has already dropped her milk. One side of her udder is hard all the way down into her teats. the same thing happened to her last year, so I got her up to make sure she was okay. last time I was able to milk out what seemed like an abscess...

My oldest, shes 8, took third for her yorkshire class tonight with her gilt. Shes been showing since she was 4 at local jackpots and she's gotten pretty good. The picture is of my three girls and their papaw , he raises show pigs on the side and its really his deal. I had the flash off , so...

we left home last night heading to Orlando for vacation, and driving through South Alabama this morning the grass looks awful short. is this typical for this time of year or is it just the type of grass there is down here?

http://tulsa.craigslist.org/grd/3855341974.html thought this was worth the money, for its age its a really clean truck. I cant see using a newer truck as a feed truck for the number of cows I run. .

I know several guys close to me that run Charolais bulls on Angus cows, and could get a weaned calf one at a decent price to raise. What do you think the consistency of the calves from a cross bull like this would be like?

I'm planning on planting a mix of rye grass and rye grain. I was thinking of mid September, but what should the avg. highs be? They're calling for 100 plus for the next several days. It looks like it will cool down some by middle of the month, just don't want to plant too soon and burn it up.

How far north does Bahia grow well?

I had a cow start dragging a rear toe a little over 2 weeks ago. The next day she wanted to stay laying down, shed get up but reluctantly. The following day she could barely get up, as if her hind legs were jello. I assumed she had a hard birth and lost the calf. O pregnant checked her after a...

Noticed a calf pooping white tonite. Only thing I found it might be was crypto, any other ideas? Calf was born 4/15.

I was wondering about scurs being passed from bull to both horned and polled cows. I know scurs are genetically different from horns, but that's about it. :)