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he sure is a pretty rascal. his scrotal circumference dont look that big. lol

he is a cruly rascal.

well tennessee we should of took them to the sale barn anyway husband went to the farm this morning and the calf is still breathing but thats it, should have given another shot, kept a closer eye on them etc. just because they start nursing mom doesnt mean everythings ok. bummer. oh yeah she...

10 minutes before loading momma and calf the darn thing latched onto momma and wouldnt let go so needless to say they got to stay for another year, now hopefuly we wont have any issue's with the calf getting sick or anything. maybe we were to quick to haul off.

i've got a 6yr old bwf cow that we raised going to the sale barn today, she had a calf thursday and she was on the list to go anyway but thought we'd give her another chance but this yr she has terrible front teats and havent had any luck getting the calf on her so today will be her one way...

i think she looks alittle fat jmo, unless your gonna eat her.

the weight for grass finished seems alittle heavy to me without any grain, but i guess you have better pastures than i do. i have three heifers that are 16 months and they are 950# maybe give or take a few lbs.

i don't think he's ugly at all, i guess it's in the eye of the beholder eh?

i'd take him. what does he weigh? his back feet look like they set alittle under him but thats only me and maybe its the mudd on them.

we just picked up our holstein steer yesterday and i cooked hamburgers last night and only put salt and pepper on them and they were really good. i think we will be pleased with the rest of "holy" too. we bought the calf as a bottle calf 3/2/10 and had him with replacement heifers until this...

hey dun off subject but i like your avator

those do look more like horns to me but what do i know. lol

well i've got a holstein steer that is a test project for us too. he has been on cracked corn and a supplement that the mill said we need for his size for growth who knows for sure. we've never kept a calf to butcher before but if this bottle calf turns out ok we might even keep one of our own...

ok from a woman's point of view, yes we do need attention, affection and conversation some more than others. i've been married 32 almost 33 yrs and i'm 51 so most of my adult life and when couples quit talking there will always be someone there to make up for it whatever either one is lacking...

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i like the brahman's long ears and all, one of these days i will get one.

we have a solid white calf out of charolais cow and a black gelb bull, and a real light gray baldie (almost white) out of a char. heifer and the same bull. go figure

he is really thick i would take him ears and all. lol

I have to agree wish I had a whole bunch of those.

how old is the cow? and I'm assume she is a red angus?