Cow(pic's)

rattler

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A couple Limi cow's the first is a 16 year old cow #2 is a five tear old Tell me what you think.
rattler
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both cows are in good flesh.an that cow sure dont look 16.an the 5yr old has a bagg like a heifer.
 
Bigbull is right. That 16 year old looks really good for that age. I think she really exhibits the muscle that the Limousin breed is known for.

The five year old looks pretty good too. Thanks for sharing.

EC
 
East Caney":2xq8st9v said:
Bigbull is right. That 16 year old looks really good for that age. I think she really exhibits the muscle that the Limousin breed is known for.

The five year old looks pretty good too. Thanks for sharing.

EC

Thank's BigBull and EastCaney for your comment's

rattler
 
I like those two cows there, rattler, but I'm WAY more envious of that green you've got over there...its snowing like the dickens over here. :(
 
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Karin we had snow here too monday yesterday was in the mid 70's with shower's.

RBB i am parcial to the red one's too just seem to look better to me.

rattler
 
sidney411":20jzxwhm said:
I would have never guessed the 1st cow to be 16 yrs old. She looks great to be that age. is the 5 yr old one of her daughters?

sidney no that isent her mother but she is a sister to the 5year old mother she still look's purty good to i'll see if i can get a pic of her to.

rattler
 
goodbeef":38b8irgv said:
any cow that is 16 and still producing year in and year out is a good cow!

I'm going to go a bit further and say a 16 year old cow that looks that good and raises a good calf every year for that long is a great cow. I'm assuming she's doing that without a lot of supplementing which would reduce her overall productivity. It's hard to ask for more that 15 consecutive calves! I'd even venture to say, if she slipped a year, she's still a great cow. 14/15 is really nice efficiency.

EC
 
rattler,
I really like your 16 year old cow. She is just about the perfect cow to me. I like the 5 year old too. But I wish all of our cows looked like your first one. She is a nice one. I'd pray for each calf she had to be a heifer from this point on and keep them all.
Chuckie
 
Any cow that produces for 16 years and looks like that is a great cow in my books. For the feet and legs guys, don't look at the first cows back legs (weak pasterns and sickle hocked). However, I have a hard problem complaining any structural problem on an old cow. I see the same problem showing up in the younger cow. If the rest of the herd has the same leg structure, you may want to put some effort in straightening them up, although that structure seems to be working very well for you.
 
The 16 year old is standing on a ridge. She is long and has gathered herself at the peak of that ridge. She is a very long cow at that. The cow standing behind her looks to be standing off of it a bit with it's back legs below the ridge.

Wow, to me this is a super cow. She looks better than 99% of the registered stock I see in the magazines advertising "dam to lot#_ _ _" Some of those cows are so shallow necked, no girth, no butts, no length, etc.... I have never eaten a steak that tasted slightly "cowhocked." I have never seen a cow die from being slightly cow hocked. If I could order a whole pasture full of cows that looked like that, but they all had to be slightly cow hocked, I would say, place the order!!!!!!
That is such a nice cow.
Chuckie
 
Chuckie":w12ijbz1 said:
The 16 year old is standing on a ridge. She is long and has gathered herself at the peak of that ridge. She is a very long cow at that. The cow standing behind her looks to be standing off of it a bit with it's back legs below the ridge.

Wow, to me this is a super cow. She looks better than 99% of the registered stock I see in the magazines advertising "dam to lot#_ _ _" Some of those cows are so shallow necked, no girth, no butts, no length, etc.... I have never eaten a steak that tasted slightly "cowhocked." I have never seen a cow die from being slightly cow hocked. If I could order a whole pasture full of cows that looked like that,
  • but they all had to be slightly cow hocked
, I would say, place the order!!!!!!
That is such a nice cow.
Chuckie
if she is suppose to be breaking down she better hurry up cause times running out ;-) the cow is a little sickle hocked but it apparently aint hurt her. nice cow
 
I would like to thank everyone for their comment's on these two girl's she has held up good better than some of her sister's.She was sired by an Wulf bull the five yr old is out of a fullblood grandson of sepical k.One of the sister's turned out a lighter color and has been a good cow but raised a cull last year and is showing sign's of her age so she will be gone come fall.

rattler
 

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