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So funny to hear you talk about the "black mongrels". We hauled 2 open cows to the sale a couple of weeks ago and the slightly heavier, older, uglier blk cow brought 7 more cents a pound than the nice young gray cow that appeared to be sterile since we couldn't get her settled and she seemed in...

Pretty girls! Bet they look even nicer against green grass!

With all due respect, maybe instead of starting a thread that many of the people asking these questions won't understand or perhaps even bother to read, you could make some constructive comments to their thread, like, "If your current herd lacks/needs to improve a, b, and/or c, this bull might...

Last sale I was at, black hair still brings a few more cents per pound.

Beautiful girl, beautiful pics. I especially like the one of the barn all lit up. Thx for posting!

#1 I'm not sure what you mean. He does better than what in what way? Just curious. #2 As to the de-horning part, we do on everything born here that isn't polled (we're crossbreeding, so it's a victory to me if the bull can manage to dehorn them before they get here.) Now the 1st generation...

I was having lunch @ a burger joint with some friends once, and an older fella in the bunch said "I think I'll stroll around and see how many people are saying, 'Mmmmm! Boy, you can really taste the Angus in here!' " I thought I would fall of my chair I laughed so hard!

We've used blk angus bulls on our LH's for several years, and the crosses are some of my fav cows now. They are super easy calvers, good milkers, a good mix of mild disposition but protective mothering instincts, and they keep their condition much easier than the all-beef gals. They're not big...

RedBB, you must be a math guy. I do remember that a lil bit from college. We have a tendency to say what you said Jeanne, but number crunchers say technically that's not correct. I think the classic argument goes something like this: You flip a coin three times and it comes up tails every time...

Really nice, NR! Do they live in the backyard? :P

We've had foals and calves loose their voices from pining for their mamas. They'll be fine. Fenceline or not, getting them started on hay or a little feed just before you wean them does help a lot.

I'd say 3way hit the nail on the head. And Kingfisher - good call! :lol2:

Well put, NR. Made me smile.

Nice looking girl. Does she always stand with her back legs stretched behind her a bit?

How do ya'll find these things?

That's what I meant. To my mind if it's not that ratio, it's a brahman-hereford cross.

I'd love to, but I've given up on posting here. When they've settled I'll get some shots and at least post the FB link.

$1020 a pair with second calves at their sides. Cows and calves are here. Bull is coming in the morning after he's semen tested.

Looks like today might be the day they arrive! We've been trying to get them since last week, but it's been so dang muddy, we were all afraid to try it! Fellow had 25 pairs he wanted to sell. We're getting 15 and a friend is getting 10 and since the lot of them will be here until the calves are...