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Rookie, Why don't you post a picture or three of said bull and let all take a look at what you have the opportunity to purchase. In regards to the lady that owns the bull, why not see if she has some records on him. If he's three years old is there any calves sired by him on her property?? I...

Hmmmm, okay, Make it 500 acres and next door, complete with barns large enough to store several thousand 5x6 rolls. I'll keep the boys supplied with hay and cheap, too. Jack

I wouldn't be to greedy, but the finest 200 acre hay field with irrigation would be right down my alley. Jack

I posted this picture a few months back. The dams are black angus/beefmaster crosses and the sire was a registered black angus bull. Out of the five black cows bred to the same black bull, three were black and the two red ones. Jack

See the below. Black momma, 1/2 angus x 1/2 beefmaster, sire registered black angus bull. Two out of five calves sire by the same bull to the same combination of cows were red, the other three black. Jack

BHB, I'd be interested to know who you're talking to about selling cedar. I've got a few I could dispense with and definitly can use some 3 inch pipe. Jack

Ain't that just like the govment, say one thing an do something else. :o We're going to send it in, probably regular mail an hope it gets there in time. Registered mail would be like waving a red flag at'em. :lol: Thanks, JD

I just pulled the website up and printed the forms. There's 16 pages of stuff. Doesn't look to difficult. Texas has a tad over $16 Million to distribute. For beef cattle 2 years old or older and sheep (no goats??) one year old or older. The applications have to be in before November 13 or...

BHB, Do you already have a buyer?? I may need some more. How big are the rolls and what are you going to ask for them?? Jack

Saw this one today in the newspaper today and wondered how much of it could be true. JD

OTH, check out the website below: http://www.lhbrandingirons.com/pg/electric.asp we use an electric branding iron. most likely you will need to get the brand design approved and registered for the county you have the cattle. I know this is true in Texas. It's done at the county courthouse...