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:banana: amazing :banana:

yea i talked to my ag teacher today and he said that i will get buried by shorthorns if i get a hereford so i am probably gonna lean towards a brangus although i might get a steer instead of a heifer seeing as it is very hard to break even with a commercial heifer here at the fort bend county...

congratulations :clap:

I know that it depends a lot on the genetics of the heifer but for the Texas climate and the region i live in which would be a better choice of heifer to get. i have a friend whose father has a brangus ranch and they usually have some beautiful heifers but i was wondering which would be easier...

congratulations and good luck with that heifer post pics wen you get a chance seeing as everyone loves pictures

to my earlier remark you should only leave them with their head like that for about an hour at a time

its good to tie them about as high as you are gonna hold their head when you are going to show so that they can get used to the strain of the rope

the houston livestock show and rodeo classifies a heifer as a female bovine under three years of age and not been bred. although heifers that are show heifers vary from commercial heifers which are shown similar to a steer and pen heifers which is more a county thing where you usually take the...

the first one looks real nice congratz

id say with a little bit more growing up and filling in this could become an excerllent show heifer

real nice calves

nice :D

i like kauri personally but thats just me :mrgreen:

looks real nice i like the color on him

they look amazing congratulations

that heifer should do relly great in the showring good luck

those r some nice lookin calves :D

what is rfd tv

i have never seen twins but i have only been round cattle 1or2 years . they look real nice!

nice calves. what breed r they