cypressfarms
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Please tear this bull up... He's a registered Brangus coming 5 years old. There is a rather long story behind his being kept:
Nesikep":1u0c7odc said:they'd look less odd if the picture was taken at -40
Nesikep":34mguiuy said:As for the bull, I like to look at grassfed cattle, and I can see he's pigging out nicely on grain there.. we never feed grain, so we like to see what the real animal looks like... we want to see muscles under the skin rather than a completely smooth hide... our preference though
Jogeephus":14nr1moy said:What strikes me is that he doesn't have that crazy look in his eyes that I am accustomed to with brangus.
from the looks of em would have been 150 degrees, he's got a long neck on his scrotum. but his nutts aint to big, really, really, like too have seen his parents before i retained any heifers "unbalanced or problem udders" nice sheath ... he is a good looking brangus.............id have to invent me a bovine jock strap. id be afraid he would crush em getting upcypressfarms":1xcz2qws said:Nesikep":1xcz2qws said:As for the bull, I like to look at grassfed cattle, and I can see he's pigging out nicely on grain there.. we never feed grain, so we like to see what the real animal looks like... we want to see muscles under the skin rather than a completely smooth hide... our preference though
He's grassfed. Only reason for the feed on the ground was to let my kids pet the donkey in the background. Could count on one hand how many times he's been given feed.
The pics were taken around 70 degrees. He's got some bigens. He has no problems getting around. In fact when the snow hit last week he was running and playing in it.