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Sure sounds like ya'll are all raising sissy cattle. Can't drink pond water too dirty for them. Oh my. :roll:

Guessing 475 for the baldie and 525 for the black, hope you didn't pay too much for them, the black looks a bit cow hocked. Both look as if they haven't had enough to eat. Good Luck

Souldn't be dangerous as long as the cow is tested for TB and Bangs. Baby calves seem to do quite well on it.

Waiting patiently here to hear Preston's latest pontification. :roll:

You need to read page two again, the word fallopian tube is there in black and white.

Preston, what subject do you teach at college? Where do you get your crazy ideas about the reproductive aspects of cattle, first we had cows don't bleed, now cows don't have fallopian tubes. Fallopian Tube of the Cow The fallopian tube, present in all higher vertebrates such as...

Horse very seldom tip over on you.

From the rugged volcanic range of Mauna Kea through lush green pastures rides the paniolo, the Hawaiian cowboy of Parker Ranch. His realm is over 175,000 tropical acres on the Big Island of Hawaii, on the spread of one of the largest ranches in the United States. Founded in 1853 by Captain...

BeefTalk: Are Seasonal Effects on Birth Weight Real? By Kris Ringwall, Beef Specialist NDSU Extension Service Birth weight is always a topic of discussion. At breeding time, calving time and at other opportune moments within the daily passing of the cattle business, birth weight discussions...

I believe the larger calves in the spring due to the cold winter has to do with the cows circulation, cold temps require more blood flow to the internal organs to keep them warm and as a byproduct of the additional blood more nutrition is available to the developing calf. Warm to hot weather...

Hoax

Agree have only had one catch fire.

Are you keeping the cow that needed help? Keeping heifers out of her? Aren't you just perpetuating the problem? What ever happened to cows that can deliver and care for their calf by themselves? It is great that you were there to assist the cow, gives you a pair to take to the sale barn...

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Why are you trying to get Texas Longhorn cow "fat and sassy"? Isn't that the antithesis to what a Longhorn IS. The Texas Longhorn was fashioned entirely by nature right here in North America. Stemming from ancestors that were the first cattle to set foot on American soil almost 500 years...

What kind of farm kid doesn't know how to drive at 10? I learned to drive by the time I was 8, Caustic took me out in the truck got out and left me. The only way I could get home was to drive. Learned to ride a bicycle when I was 5 when Muratic put me on her bike and told me to ride it or...

See you two are still jealous of me.

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Don't be surprised if he asks $1200 each, are they bred? Exposed? Maybe even more.

Sounds too cheap to me for good heifers in those weights. Those are salebarn prices for feeder heifers. If you want good replacement heifers you would get better stock buying from an individual where you can visit the farm and see the entire herd. Will pay more but someone selling heifers at...