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so i guess we're branding then. and also there is still 1 smart mouth on here that i know of but i won't say who.

we didnt brand earlier because my grandfather wanted to wait for my cousins from geogia. turns out that they dont wanna help so we need to brand before the neighbors start stealing our cows again. but it has already snowed here and it's supposed to warm up but not sure. could the brand get...

nice calves taurus! :clap: :clap: :clap: i love them belties

shes actually 4 now and she only bullied that one calf.

we had a longhorn/maximizer cross heifer that nursed her mama until just before her mama had her next calf. the calf was born when it was cold and he died so the cow let her yearling nurse her again. when the cow had her 1st baby she stopped nursing but she would bully her little sister while...

Well I think that the best for an easy keeping angus would be sitz upward. We used to own a half brother and a couple of his daughters and they were very good cows.

I haven't ever heard of those bulls before. What breed?

You could get a cleanup bull. What breed is the bull your using semen from?

That's what I thought too. His sister is a fullblood black max though and one of his daughters is out of a black angus cow as well. Could be from the black max genes maybe. They are really nice calves though lol

That's what I thought too. His sister is a fullblood black max though and one of his daughters is out of a black angus cow as well. Could be from the black max genes maybe. They are really nice calves though lol

That's what I thought too. His sister is a fullblood black max though and one of his daughters is out of a black angus cow as well. Could be from the black max genes maybe. They are really nice calves though lol

None. Only our cows are longhorn. great ideas but the only yellow on the calves is in their ears. We leave minerals out for them to lick on but I don't know if all of them licked it. When I checked the records the calves with yellow ear hair were out of his daughters and a sister. They might...

hi. havent been on for a while. glad to be back. when we got our black max bull in '09 he bred the entire herd. our '10 calves came in early june-early august. when they were 2 months each calf developed curly yellow hair in their ears. the following breeding season we turned out our bull as...

ok. thanks steve. i guess i could try that then. and thanks for the compliment. by the way none of those calves are sired by that bull. he was leased out and we had 2 seprate groups of cows with 2 different blk max bulls.

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ive tried. i have em on ranchers.net and photobucket but cant seem to get them on yet. any help would be appreciated.

brahma was just an example. i dont own any or have crossed any. longhorns are pretty, angus are what our buyers ask for and black max usually beef up our calves. the benefits would be lean meat, thick calves and quick growth. we began with 7 foundation longhorn heifers and an angus bull. about 3...

what do mean?

no hes not. hes a f2-b longhorn/red angus/black maximizer. that was just an example.

these longhorns arent cheap! and at least they arent inbred freaks! i have had a little experience with inbred cows bred to an unrelated bull and the calves came out wierd. one had 3 nostrils and the other had crooked legs and crooked eyes. and i dont care about the money,all i care about is the...