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That is great news! Always good to have a happy outcome! :D

Mighty fine looking crop of calves! :clap:

Great looking pairs! Wish we were that green here already! Still wet and sloppy from the snow melt.

:welcome: Can't go wrong with black Angus or baldies!

River Bend has some mighty fine bulls... Frank Vandersloot has the money to put behind the breeding! His managers seem to do a really good job with the cattle. The Riverbend HQ is about a half hour south of me. Most of their cattle are run up in Island Park / Kilgore Idaho. Years ago he started...

D&C- I am in the same boat... Heifers will fool you every time. I had one 2 weeks ago that bagged up really nice and 2 days later had a 55 lb. heifer calf. I fed and checked last night and had another heifer looking a little loose, but not much of a bag, so I figured she was getting close, ie...

Hahaha. :banana: That is less time than it takes the wife to get ready to go to the show...LOL

Those are some nice looking calves. One question though... I haven't ever been around LH cattle. Are they tough to work with disposition wise and does the beer to mellow them out?

Casturate four nice 5 month old boars A.I. bred and the next day you get three calls for a boar. I thought about re-attaching them remember that Bobbett fellow. :D I don't remember him but the name Lorena Bobbett still gives me nightmares!!! :lol:

That is a nice looking calf!

When I was first starting out I bought Holstein bull calves and bottle fed them. I graduated from there to 4 Holstein nurse cows and Holstein bull calves. I bred those nurse cows to what ever bull I could borrow/ rent from a neighbor. After a few years (read 5-6) I then graduated up to buying 4...

1 acre is 43560 square feet. Hope this helps...