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I raise a few Fulblood Chianina http://www.Allen-Farms.com Great cattle! Steve

You thank that's bad check this out http://PullingOxen.com Rut row PETS! Steve

He throws big calves 120-130. But, the cows are big 1800+ so it's all relative. Heifers at 24-26 months weigh 1400-1500 and have 90-100 calf. I have very few assisted calvings. http://www.Allen-farms.com

Last time I weighed him he was 3200. That was in Jan-Feb.

Wild and cazy!

Dun, I've got an ox that sounds like that we named him Vader. We only notice it when he's in his stall not when we're working him. Steve

SQ in the neck 3cc per 100 of body weight. I like to give Banamine(sp) 1cc per pound of body IM with it. steve

Done,

Medic24, How did you make out with hoof, did you shoe?

I have weaned as early as 60 days without any problems. It would be nice if they were eating grain before weaning. Still I've pulled them and got them going. Steve

We're trying to work out the scheduling thing, we are in North Haverhill NH on Thur., Johnson Vt. on Fri., Stratham NH on Sat. so maybe.

I think the height give them lift on the load. The Chianina is not the superman to ox pulling as many believe imo. But, they have more life (snappy start) which is an advantage on heavy loads. It seems teams that are competitive have some Chianina in them. The Chianina have certainly...

No but mothers are half sisters same sire.

Just a hobby, we pull at about 35 competition a year all over New England. I keep around 50 head of fullblood Chianina there is a real demand for fullblood bull calves here.

Great help around the barn :)

sidney411; They are 3yr. (young for oxen) wt. ~ 3000 pound team Largest load so far this year 8000 pounds. They should mature at around 6500 pound team and pull around 22,000 pounds hopfully. I believe the young team will be bigger at 2 mo 400 pound each. Steve

susie, most of my bull calves go for oxen, They are very large as most of my cows run 1800-2000 pound range. I would'nt think they would be real profitable as fullbloods for beef. maybe as a cross. You will read here how they are real wild, Like any breed some are some are not. We handle...

Month old calves Pair 3 yr old