August Charolais pictures

[Dubcharo]

First picture a 2010 Shelco Made Easy son. Second picture a 2002 Wyoming Wind daughter with a Wr Wrangler W601 calf.

 

[Black and Good]

Nice Cattle! Loved the pics! Thanks for sharing! B&G

 

[bball]

Nice Cattle! Loved the pics! Thanks for sharing! B&G

Absolutely agree! Thanks!

 

[Chappydog]

Love those white girls!!

 

[Nesikep]

very nice indeed

 

[Dubcharo]

Thanks

 

[Drzr]

Nice!

 

[Williamsv]

Beautiful cattle. Thanks for sharing.

 

[mrvictordomino]

Outstanding herd of cattle!

 

[HDRider]

Great looking cattle. That last pic is an outstanding photograph.

 

[gizmom]

Very nice cattle, question what is the very tall crop in the background of picture 4 is it used for silage?

gizmom

 

[Dubcharo]

In french it's call phragmites something like reed (google translate) bad grass along a highway.

 

[Backbone Ranch]

You have great looking cattle. The bull is really nice!

 

[creekdrive]

Beautiful! Thanks for sharing.

 

[brimmer X]

I have been impressed with your cattle for sometime now. You continue to display fine examples of the breed.

 

[BRYANT]

Someone is always asking what to cross their Longhorns and their Brahman cross cattle with, well these good bulls will do the trick. They will shorten the ears and take off some, not all, of the spots and make a nice yellow calf that will bring top dollar.
just my :2cents:

 

[Dubcharo]

We rarely see Longhorns and Brahman around here but Charolais works great on Angus X Simmental or Hereford. Some use Gelbvieh or Shorthorns. We rarely have a drought.

 

[Supa Dexta]

Its been a few years since I've been through Quebec in the summer, but I remember that grass along the highways.. Its kind of like reed canary, but bigger and all over the place - grows very tall

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How old is that calf with its mother, in pic 2?

 

[Dubcharo]

Yes it's the same grass like the picture thanks. January 26 is the calf birthday at 116 pounds.

 

[Supa Dexta]

Polled animals or do you deal with many horns?