Almost my favorite time of year (pics)

[jscunn]

I love the month of September, start calving heifers, bringing in yearling heifers to get them ready to breed in 90 days. The heat is not as bad, and the grass is still growing.
A bred heifer due to calve this month

A September yearling heifer on grass all summer

A three year old cow

Bred Heifer

Last one another bred heifer

 

[3waycross]

Very good lookin girls I really like that 3yr old.

 

[Cattleman200]

Those are some nice looking cattle and a good job taking the pics also.


Circle H Ranch

 

[2barmcattle]

OUTSTANDING looking ladies. :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap:

 

[alacattleman]

good looking females,,, its my favorite time of year too... just something about fall

 

[talldog]

good looking females,,, its my favorite time of year too... just something about fall

I agree---Fall and winter seem to be my favorites---Hate heat !! Fine looking cattle and GRASS !!! :tiphat:

 

[S&WSigma40VEShooter]

Nice looking Angus. They definitely have butts and guts.

 

[purecountry]

Outstanding females, great pics, pleasure to browse and see stuff like this. That's the kind of girth and flesh we breed for in our program. Congrats.

 

[jscunn]

Thanks for all the nice comments. Believe it or not all of the above have been on grass since the spring. I am really proud of how easy fleshing they are.

 

[uscangus]

you have beautiful and healthy heifers. i wish that one day i may learned to purchase the right genes and conformation.

 

[talldog]

Thanks for all the nice comments. Believe it or not all of the above have been on grass since the spring. I am really proud of how easy fleshing they are.

Been on Grass---Can you believe that !! :banana:

 

[Herefords.US]

No matter the color or breed, good cattle are good cattle! And those look like very good cattle, jscunn!

George

 

[jscunn]

Thanks for the comments George, this time next I should have a bunch of hereford heifers fixing to calve.

 

[Cowboymom]

Really like the hips on a couple of your females. I thought that CA was the only place in the country that fall calves? You have Herefords & Angus? If you have Horned Herefords, I might just need to come out and check out some of your bulls. We have started breeding some of our cows that our not part of the herd to Angus bulls and we are always on the lookout for a great Hereford bull. Not only that, I have had a real need lately to go back to Disney World and I know that is the only way I could drag my dear hubby out there, maybe the kid too. He is 18 and too cool to just go to Florida to go to Disney World! Everytime I mention it they start moaning about what a money pit it is. Funny, they don't see any humor when I tell them that long range fishing is the same thing!

 

[jscunn]

We are a long way from Disney World (~ 6 hours by car). We are located in the far NW corner of Florida.
We only kept 2 Hereford bull calves intact at weaning and one of them has an appointment with the bander soon, so down to one. The other one is pretty good, a P606 son out of a cow who made the latest dams of distinction list, however we run mostly polled herefords, that particular bull is polled. I will not offer free delievery to CA either.

Website (needs to be updated)
http://www.pineridgeblackbaldie.com/


Thanks for your comments, the 3 yr old was purchased as an open yearling heifer but everything else was raised on the place, all the bred heifers were out of natural sires most out of the 4558 bull on the website.

 

[jscunn]

702 as a bred heifer

702 and her September heifer calf in April 2010

714 as a bred heifer

714 and her September heifer calf in April 2010

 

[MO_cows]

Nice looking girls, especially the first one!

 

[jscunn]

Thanks MO_Cows, I am proud of them too.