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I really like #1 and the last one. The mother is going a great job.They should work well in any herd.

Thanks for asking that question because i have the same question.The difference is my heifer is a Longhorn and just made a year old. I realize they can be thin cattle but this one I feel needs more weight on her.

Those are some really nice cattle. I hope to raise cattle that looks that great.

#1 OR #4

Those are nice looking calves. I really like Beefmaster cattle.

I think is a good idea on different grasses in each pasture. I was thinking planting Rye and maybe some winter wheat on 2 acres.What would happen if you were to plant all the seeds mixed together would that be wise? I'm here in Houston.

There was point in life where Herefords were one of least favorite breeds but after veiwing this board and looking at the cattle that are on here I begining to like them alittle more. Those are some nice looking cattle. Wish I had a few like that. I would love to see them bred to Brangus or my...

GO LSU!!!

Oh McKenney farms. That is one of the popular ranches for red Brahmans. I was told I could get Gir cattle there so I called to inquire on prices and was told it prices start at 3000. I guess I get what I pay for. Quality does cost so I've told.

In my search to buy Brahman cattle I've visited several of major ranches within the breed, and I have found that the gray heifers are the same price as the reds. Why in Houston the rancher thinks he could get more is beyond me, unless he/she was thinking on selling at the livestock show in the...

Those are some great looking cattle. I like the fourth pic of that bull. Those first time heifers are earning their way on the farm.

I really llike the second one.

It's great to hear someone getting land for the purpose of Agriculture.In my area all land is getting destoryed for development of new homes and the like. Where do they think the cattle should go? I haven't looked real hard to find land but in Hempstead area and the closer you get to Houston it...

I'm gonna take a guess at Hereford

I'm gonna take a guess at Hereford

I meant cooperative extension office. In pastures I have mostly bahia this year I put out some hulled bermuda seeds to see what it would do and it grew rather well, but since bahia is mostly there I didn't want to burn it out but add to it.

Thanks for the replies. I grew up in Baton Rouge La, and my family had/has cattle and I remember my uncles mentioning Alicia grass during hay season. I will ck with extention office here in Houston and see what they have to say as well. I'm trying to plan for next spring I have bahia but wanted...

hello I wanted to is Alicia grass the same as bahia? It has that black fuzzy on top of the seed head. It grows nice and green and rather quick. I was wondering if anyone can give me alittle more info on it

Sorry found some Gir heifers I may get next month.Not sure of the bloodline on the 2 longhorns but they are bred to a Butler bull.

I'm still learning about the different bloodlines in the Longhorn breed.I really like them. I plan on selling the calves as replacement animals.My breed of choice would be Brahmans just couldn't find any that I can afford. Find some Gir heifers that I may get next month.