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Pretty girls, pretty house too. Love the redbuds.

The most fearless hound I ever owned was a chihuahua, and after nearly 18 years he passed on last Thursday. We buried him in the flower bed since he spent most of those years trying to get there. So good-bye Hound Dawg, the only dog to ever make it into the flower bed without a fight. You are so...

Really nice animal, Keren.

That's a real nice bull. Would like to see his calves.

When my boys were younger, 9 and 10, they used to fish in the stock pond until early evening, then hitch a ride on an old baldy cow, on her way up to the barn. They used the poles to try to hurry her along. They thought I didn't know. One evening she decided to wade out in the pond for awhile...

My thoughts and prayers go out to this little boy and his family.

Did the guy that wrote that actually sign his real name to it?

Took several to the vet about a month ago. In Texas it's five dollars a head.

I guess I missed something. How can you tell if a cow is gonna give milk from these pictures? No. 3 would go because of her history. If no. 2 didn't wean a HUGE calf then she ain't doin her job and is eating the profits. At least a show winning calf. If no. 1 lost condition because her feed...

F-1 Braford or Brangus. It gets real hot here, plus we get a lot of varmits down in our pastures.

I don't agree with number six. You forgot garlic, or is that a vegetable, like unguins? :???:

I agree. We use cooked molasses tubs regularly, but then, we aren't in the middle of a hay shortage. That was the previous three years.The tubs really make them clean up the hay.

Durvet calf paste, this condition is specifically what it's made for, and a whole lot of electrolytes given often. I wish you the best of luck. Been there, done that. Lotta work and worry. The co-op carries the paste here.

That sounds like a good case of the tags getting switched in the back of the barn. Never been to Gainesville, but had it happen elsewhere. Never gave them a second chance. They got caught at it a little later, but that didn't help me any.

Hank Williams Jr. aka Bocephus

You can get bad cattle from any breed. We have some Braunvieh/Brangus cross heifers and you'd be hard put to find such gentle cows anywhere. We don't have a single complaint. By the way, nice calf. Even if the mama was a funnel butt,which I don't see, that calf sure ain't. :clap:

Really nice bull.

Black Baldies are hard to beat in just about any market. You might try that Hereford bull.

I take it he must be planning on keeping the calf. It never hurts to help the first calvers along if you don't mind parting with the money. The cow is a little thin, but too fat and they don't milk as well. Nice cow and calf. Looks like mama is doing her job.

That was a joke, Spoon. :lol: We can all make suggestions, and most of us are going to suggest the cattle we raise, because we like them. Except me, that particular calf isn't what we raise and isn't even for sale at this point. Was an orphan I picked up cheap that decided she was gonna make a...