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Three way cross limo/braman/goat. sorry...tis the season! hillbilly

that's a big word.

Those are some nice cattle donna. I think it's time to pull that big steer of that young cow. Give her some time to recoop before spring. hillbilly

Not trying to start another crazy limo thread but they do tend to throw solid colored calves, and meaty. You could wind up with a field full of crazy limo crossbreeds with pointy horns! hillbilly

I think she looks great. Now if you could just breed the horns off of them you might have sonething. hillbilly

Good replacements. Good temperment, Good weaning weights, We have fed a few out for personal use buy not much experiance there. mostly sold as feeders. hillbilly

Don't they dock you for ear in Ky??

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We sold in May of '05. Leased our farm for 1 year. We will get it back April of '06. We are not hoping for a crash, we would like to see it stay strong and even grow. America grows great eating beef now. I believe that has a great deal to do with the growing demand for our product. I know Dr...

We opted for the chuck them all method. Feeding those big cows while raising smaller calves seemed worse. We got big money for our herd thinking the market couldn't hold that high for long...wrong. Somtimes you need a change or fresh start. hillbilly

I like any woman that refers to herself as a chick. Don't get extreme. Comon is comon for a reason. hillbilly

I wouldn't be able to afford him anyway. Thats the point, I can buy alot more red bull for fewer dollars. You are mostly red now arn't ya Dun? Thats the real reason I'm goin Red...you're my hero. hillbilly

Earlier in this post folks were complaining about the black cattle of red breeds being inferior to their red counterparts. I'm supprised the Angus guys didn't speak up. It is true and they cost alot more too. I am starting over and I'm going RED this time. I'm tired of over paying for black...

Nailed it! One of the possible reasons a big guy got big was that he was concerned about the product he was producing... Slowly his reputation grew as a quality producer, the value of his few bulls per year grew and he was able to grow himself. If you are impressed by a big opperations spread...

Best black baldie calf raiser I ever had had 0% Angus blood. She was 1/2 holstine 1/2 hereford. She didn't last very long though. [8 yrs.] Hillbilly

Breeds of cattle are like nationalities of people. They have simular traits, but the are very divers. You could find practical twins of different breeds & find polar opposites within the same breed. I'm not an Angus breeder but I'm glad they are around. "some" Angus breeders try harder...

I have a neighbor that raises his own bulls, He has six good cows that he takes over to our local vet every spring and has them AI'ed to good bulls. They aren't regestered cows, just dang good ones. He says he averages about $110 each in vet bills per cow. He has been doing it for about 10...

OK, ok...give us the punch line already... I think I know where this is going and I can tell you they make good roping steers. Hillbilly

Sold all my cattle. Fished for 6 months straight. Leased my farm to my neighbor. Now I'm lookin for a spot to jump back in. Cattle are like crack...You can quit for a while, but they will get you back in the end. Hillbilly

Cypress, It sounds like you have a good plan to me, With brangus cows I think it would be a great cross for you. As mentioned earlier, make sure "mom or dad" didn't have a 100# + BW. Here in SW Mo. they dock brangus but I like a little influance, not for heat or bugs but for longevety. Sorry...