A nice bull calf. "picture"

[highgrit]

Here's a picture of the bull calf twin that made it, and big bad Momma. This is the same cow that jumped out the top of my old W-W squeeze chute 3 years ago. I will sell the pair this spring, and he should put on about 3 1/2lbs. a day.

 

[inyati13]

A nice looking cow and calf. But if they are hard to handle, that is a problem you just don't need. :(

 

[3waycross]

She's lookin at you like you owe her money! :shock:

 

[Isomade]

Big calf for a twin. I had one have 75 and 80 pounders last year. Of course we had to pull em and they were DOA.

 

[Jeanne - Simme Valley]

Big calf for a twin. I had one have 75 and 80 pounders last year. Of course we had to pull em and they were DOA.

Oh yeah, don't ya just love um? dang twins!

 

[cow pollinater]

She'd be a keeper for me. Able to have twins by herself and enough fight to protect them both if they live.
Her body is telling her to make milk for TWO so she can raise that calf just fine... I'd say if you're intent on selling her, let her raise the calf for a while first and then sell her as a bred cow.

 

[Chris H]

Nice size calf, and she looks to be carrying a nice amount of flesh, too. That's my biggest fault about twins, the momma's tend to be thinner at calving and then it's an uphill battle to get them back into shape.

 

[randiliana]

Nice pair! But I am with you on this one. No need to keep troublemakers around or nasty cows either! There's a lot of easier cows out there, no need to mess with a bad one!