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Good looking calves and bull you got there B & G! Not hard to tell which cow is in heat with all the help!

I agree, I have seen the herd bulls riding 4-5 weight heifers. I always lute at weaning.

Thanks for sharing, looks great!

Are we trying to justify the cost diff between the bulls or just figuring if the more expensive bull will outperform the cheaper bull as far as calf lbs?

Nice calves Black and Good!!

That is hilarious!!! There is as much drama here as facebook. Cant quit watching or laughing

To have Jan-March calves the bulls go in April-June. By the time breeding season should be done some calves are 5-6 months old and mainly the heifers I am keeping. That is why I lut those heifers as soon as I wean them. If you pull those cows with replacement heifers on them, how do you know...

My forage in my opinion is pretty good. I am a rotational grazer. I have 120 acres and I try to chicken litter 40 acres a year. I don't like to feed worms in my cows or weeds in my pasture. They are on Bermuda rye grass mixture right now belly deep. Are there any tips or tricks that have seemed...

I would say they are BCS 5. They are with my mature cows and all in one herd. I don't mind feeding at all but I don't have an extra bull YET to pull them out of the herd and feed them. I don't need to recoup the money right now, just don't like feeding open cows in winter and waiting another...

I wish these were Jan/Feb calves, but they are mid march calves. I am pulling the bulls out July 31st. The heifers are holding up really well right now but summer is coming and the calves will pull harder on them the bigger they get. I guess I would like to know what the breed back percentage...

Of course I am in it to make money, but I also plan on it being a way of life one day. They are excellent heifers but I have heard people say that they will wean at 2-3 month old calves and others say they don't want them to expect to only raise a calf for a couple months and quit

I bought a group of heifers last fall that were a little smaller than I like, prob weighed around 850-900 at calving time, but were a good price. My question is with the calf market as high as it is right now, would I be better off to wean the calves early and recoop more than half my costs, let...

I have a heifer doing the same thing. I have separated her for months. she will not quit nursing everything. she is 2 years old. I gave a lot of money for her as a yearling and the only way I can figure to regain most of the cost is to pack the freezer.