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fool me once shame on you, fool me two or three times, shame on me. They had a couple dispersals then there last one was a complete and total dispersal. Now there having a production sale, are you kidding me. That is a slap in the face to anyone who goes. Either you held cattle back in the first...

It hasnt been done by choice or design but I can walk through my herd, bull pen or cows and rub just about every one of them. There is someone in those cattle every day. We dont use horses, dogs, or herd them at all. i can walk all 150 or so mommas anywhere I need them to go but only 1 time a...

I am looking to buy a horned hereford bull. Let me first profess my ignorance in the hereford breed. I AI'd my commercial herd to a horned hereford (Harland)and am looking for a top notch clean up bull that could be considered a herd sire. Do the polled have the same growth and hybrid vigor as...

I think a refund on the cattle is in line. the vet bills might be another story. I know some places will tell you to just sell them and they will give you a refund. They will argue that all that $ didnt have to be spent on vet bills.

there is more to this than meets the eye. There is more dialoge on this issue in the cattle sales folder that has more info. This was just a small peice of straw that broke the back. there were lots of straw on the back, it got weak, and this is the result. This is just a small portion of the...

This was found at the largest breeder of Brangus cattle in texas. Not a good thing. they had to destroy a lot of cattle that had already been sold. they also canceled there angus and charlois sale. could be a bad thing in the long run

i am going to take the easy route here. I need some advice on some Horned Herford semen. I am AI'ng aboiut 40 commercial brangus heifers and then turning them out with a Brangus clean up bull. Any suggestions. Obviously I would emphasise calving ease first and growth and milk a close second. Any...

email me, you might want to look twice at the coop program if its not with the RIGHT program.

I have bred a few brangus cows in my day. I have plenty of experience. i have sires that will stack up with the best but if you are looking for something particular out of a sire, I can give you some reccomendations. feel free to call me and I can help you any way I can\ Jon bevans...

I will post some pics of some hogs my father and I have killed. His weighted over 1200 lbs but was not that long. It is mounted in his house and I have lots of pics and videoo. It had to be mounted on a cape buffalo form and the hof measured over 71 inches of circumfrence at the base of his...

the cheapest you will fidn is around $1000. Most people have the option to turn these calves down if they are not top notch calves. I use my best cows for recips, registered and commercial. Your recip is raising your best calves ten fold. If she won't raise a big calf, you are waisting that...

caustic is right, I will help with 1/2 the cost and help caustic remove them for you. you don't want those to reproduce any longer. Nice animals. just shows what a good brangus momma can raise

I believe he found the ranch where it is located now after a hunting trip there. He has put a lot of money into one of the elite seed stock producers. A lot of my herd as well as anyone in the Breed has Brinks in the genetics.

I pay $1000 per weaned calf. They have to ratio high and be acceptable to me or I don't own them. This is so they make sure to take care of the calf and not just let them fend for themselves. That covers all cost and I just have to pick up the calf at weaning. With the influx of ET calf raisers...

I didn't know there was another type of cow besides brangus. No I think that each breed has a place in the market. I think you need to stick with the one you feel you can market and become as educated about the breed and STAY with that breed. All this switching and swapping, I don't see how...

That is Lombardi Of brinks. I use him to back up the cows I AI or stick an egg in then turn him over them. I have sent him to the stud 3 times and we have sold out of semen within weeks each time of collection. I hate to admit it but I didn't raise either of those bulls pics. I have a bunch of...

this is my jr. herd sire. I hope he passes on the numbers he posted as a calf. BW 82 lbs ww 808 yw 1340 sc 365 40.4 cm 13.7 rea and 3.9 IMF. he is about 18 months in this pic. He weighed about 1700 lbs the other day. He frooze semen at 11 months of age and his first ET calves are due before...

here is my scrub bull I use. he is about 14 monthes old in this pic. about 1500 lbs Here he is in his working clothes at about 3 years old and about 2100-2200 lbs

in the brangus breed the asnwer is simple Transformer Of Brinks. He is the most dominant bull in our breeds history., then and now

If I remember correctly, shouldn't your commercial cowherd be carrying or raising your 700 ET calves by now. How are you going to sell these calves when you have already moved on to something different.