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I don't know what he scores, but he weighed 225 pounds. I would have to ask the deer experts in my family, I am obviously not one of them. I just cook them. :oops: NewCowboy's Mom :D

Just wanted to share a photo of a deer shot with a bow by my brother in law yesterday in Mississippi. My oldest son was not happy at not getting a chance at this buck.

Very cute! And I thought only my boys were gross! :heart: NewCowboy's Mom ;-)

We are sending prayers from Mississippi for all of you. NewCowboy's Mom :heart:

We have been looking for a new creep feeder also, thanks for the information. NewCowboy's Mom

Beautiful photos, you have a great place. NewCowboy's Mom

I see lots of livestock on pasture land beside major highways. I think I would have a heart attack and not be able to sleep at night for worrying. Fortunately, if someone is coming down our road, they are coming to see us. Our fence road frontage is not traveled by many. Thanks for the...

That is something to consider. We still have a relatively small herd and have been quite fortunate in the past few years with only one calf loss and now one cow loss. If we grow our herd as we would like, we might want to look into something like that in the future provided it is cost...

Well, the best we figure is that she got struck by lightening. She was in a shallow ditch with her legs folded under her and she had a spot on her neck that looked as though she was hit by lightening, kind of a darkened long mark. Skin was not broken and there were no other outward signs. We...

Well, the best we figure is that she got struck by lightening. She was in a shallow ditch with her legs folded under her and she had a spot on her neck that looked as though she was hit by lightening, kind of a darkened long mark. Skin was not broken and there were no other outward signs. We...

I think I remember our CPA telling us that the IRS will only allow depreciation for 5 years now (I think that is what I remember her saying). Anyway, it won't be much of a deduction but every little bit can help. We would much rather have the cow of course. Since this is our "first" dead cow...

Thanks for the information. This is a cow (age?) that we purchased two years ago. We have only had cows for ourselves for about 3 years. This is the first one we have purchased to die on us. Any sick cows that have been doctored on have always made a recovery. We did take a photo just in...

We found our first dead cow in the pasture today. Someone mentioned to me that they take a photograph of the dead cow as evidence for tax purposes when using this as a write off. We have not had this happen and wondered just what we should keep on hand in the event of an audit. Any helpful...

Sorry to take so long to answer you on this. It is 26 months, not 36. But you said it looks like 16. So, the bull is still older than you thought. I don't mind the harsh comments. We set ourselves up for it. I am glad to know most of you think our bulls are crappy. Maybe we can do better...

Thanks for the great photos. I see what you mean by a good topline. There is a difference for sure in my bull and yours. NewCowboy

Thanks! I just thought I would throw this one out......I don't expect ANY good reviews...... :oops: :roll: Will either bring horrible comments or none at all....

Thanks everyone for your comments. They really are appreciated. I have learned quite a bit just from this short post. NCM

What about this bull, 36 months old...last one....I promise. Hit me....please :oops: NCM :shock:

What you say makes good sense. Thanks for your opinion. Considering the calves he will potentially bring will be sent directly to the stockyard for a quick $ at weaning, we can change him next year if he doesn't suit. There is definitely a difference in how our calves grow out after just a...

Wow! Nice bull. Thanks for sharing that with me. I like the looks of him just FINE. How old is that bull? Looks pretty mature. NCM