We've got a few longhorns, corrientes, and crosses in our herd so I'll post what pictures I've got.
A few years ago a group of registered longhorns came through the sale barn. They said they were bred to charolais bulls, but the horns were to big to fit through the chute so they weren't pregged. We ended up with three. This is the first one. She ended up being open.
This is her first Heifer she had for us. She is pretty thick, but I don't have any pictures of her full body. She had her first calf a couple weeks ago, a nice bull calf with a lot of chrome. Both the calf and Heifer were out of simangus bulls.
This was her calf last year, I don't have any recent pictures, but he is nothing special. I'm thinking he is out of the neighbor's red angus bull. Hopefully this years calf will be better
This is the second cow
This was her steer calf from last year. Again I think he is from the neighbors red angus and also is not a showstopper. She had a black calf the year before that was a little better, but I don't have pictures of him.
This is the Heifer she had the first year, clearly not a charolais. I'm not sure what she came out of, but she doesn't have a whole lot of muscle. She had a solid black heifer calf last that was born really small, but was beefy but always on the smaller side of the calf crop.
This is that heifers calf from this year at a couple days old. It is another Heifer.
These two corriente cows were bought for dirt cheap so they made money the first year we had them. Their calves have been pretty decent. Some years you wouldn't notice the corriente unless you knew it was there, and others it is pretty obvious.
