Nice! You have a red bull? Is he polled?We had our first brahman calf born on the farm recently. View attachment 31183View attachment 31184View attachment 31185
Brahmas are good mommas., that's for sure. You don't see people on here looking for donkeys or LGDs that have Brahmas!Looks like she wants to get in your pocket.
Nice pair.
About a third are okay looking, about a third are gorgeous, and about a third are dog ugly.I've always thought they were beautiful, in an ugly kind of way . if that makes sense ?
They are exceptional mamas, but they will get after you especially with a new born.Brahmas are good mommas., that's for sure. You don't see people om here looking for donkeys or LGDs that have Brahmas!
Yep! That's why I said you don't need no donkeys or guard dogs with them!They are exceptional mamas, but they will get after you especially with a new born.
We bought this cow , and she was very protective of this calf, the calf was on the move from day one, the most energetic new born I've ever seen, he's growing like crazy and very well built, pictures don't do justice, the cow is not pure, but she was surely bred to a Brahman, my little granddaughter loves him.Yep! That's why I said you don't need no donkeys or guard dogs with them!
Like a hound dog pupI've always thought they were beautiful, in an ugly kind of way . if that makes sense ?
He's out of two grays, so he'll likely be a darker gray. But I do have a red brahman bull.Nice! You have a red bull? Is he polled?
She tried to eat me a couple of times. This is her first calf. She's getting a little better now, but she's always been a little skittish.They are exceptional mamas, but they will get after you especially with a new born.
They change colors some times.He's out of two grays, so he'll likely be a darker gray. But I do have a red brahman bull.