First try for 2006 calf pictures

[dvcattleco]

The Kids already latched onto Hershey for showing. Thank goodness she will be black after all.

Just a splash of color, The kids love the chrome.

One of our older cows. Can you tell she's a retired show calf?

One of the easy keepers in the herd.

You dont need to ask... More weeds then grass in this pasture. That is till the hubby hooks up the brush hog :)
I want to make sure I'm doing this right.... Let me know if it works. A few more baby pictures, a lot better outcome then the last ones we posted.
Vaughan Cattle

 

[Oldtimer]

One of the easy keepers in the herd.

You dont need to ask... More weeds then grass in this pasture. That is till the hubby hooks up the brush hog :)
I want to make sure I'm doing this right.... Let me know if it works. A few more baby pictures, a lot better outcome then the last ones we posted.
Vaughan Cattle

I can't see the stems and leaves that clear in the picture- but is that leafy spurge in that last picture? Flowers look right, but I can't see the leaves close enough...

 

[dvcattleco]

Pretty sure your looking at mustard, but dont tell the girls that. We keep telling them if it is green, they better eat it, or they will be on the dry lot with hay. They have even learned to like those purple flowers on thistles. It's comical to watch those who have mastered the skill of not getting poked.

 

[dun]

Pretty sure your looking at mustard, but dont tell the girls that. We keep telling them if it is green, they better eat it, or they will be on the dry lot with hay. They have even learned to like those purple flowers on thistles. It's comical to watch those who have mastered the skill of not getting poked.

The good part of them eating the mustard is that you won;t need to use it when you eat the corned beef.

dun

 

[WagaAgeyv]

Just a splash of color, The kids love the chrome.

Love this calf way to cute I can see why. Good luck with them all.

 

[Oldtimer]

Pretty sure your looking at mustard, but dont tell the girls that. We keep telling them if it is green, they better eat it, or they will be on the dry lot with hay. They have even learned to like those purple flowers on thistles. It's comical to watch those who have mastered the skill of not getting poked.

Your probably right- I think I'm seeing spurge in my sleep anymore- been spending the last few days (when it wasn't raining spraying spurge patchs)-- anything I see yellow and my mind goes to spurge...I hate leafy spurge :mad: :)