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Here are this year's calves so far. They are still in my sacrifice area.

4$ a quart outside Eugene. More around PDX.

I kept a couple milkers for a number of years. Rather than buying at the sale barn I had better luck getting to know some of the family dairies who also showed at the fairs. I was able to pick up girls they were going to cull solely on not quite making the lbs of milk needed to stay in their...

I think you are refering to the sheep?😁 As far as the scenery...yea we are kind of fond of it. Right now salmon are spawning in my creek, steelhead are on their way, and soon the sea run cutthroat will be here. The resident elk herds hang out regularly. We have bear and big cats. We are very...

http://abri.une.edu.au/online/cgi-bin/i4.dll?1=3E3F3429&2=232F50&3=56&5=2B3C2B3C3A&6=585D5C5B24592F252F&9=5A5E5A5C Don't pay too much attention to the numbers. I have not registered any of his progeny.

Can't get to the feeder so we are ground feeding today. Kids are down from Portland and wanted to give a hand. We raise just enough to pay for them selves, and from conception to consumption. Have a prosperous new year all.

Wh If it stops raining hopefully next week I will see if I can get some pics of my Murray Grey bull up.

I haven't been on line for a while or I would have responded earlier. It if this is still at question, I would hold him if you have the infrastructure. Get his weights and register if he is hitting the marks. Worse that happens is you eat a bull. I can't tell a difference in the meat between...

Full blood or percentage. If percentage what is it?

It is very important to use full-blooded bulls. With mix bulls there is too many differences in phenotype. In other words you never know what they are going to throw. I wouldn't even use a crossbred bull for clean up. A bull is the most important animal in you herd. 50 percent of your herds...