Glad you came back to update us. Looking forward to the pics.
Is this hiefer Beefmaster, Brangus or .....?
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Huntet02
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OK here you go Tennessee Tuxedo 5mos old pics....not sure you can tell that much more yet. But no matter what she's got in her woodpile shes a decent addition to our brand new herd, good eater, thick, smart and hearty hasn't been too much trouble as of yet. She got weaned this week w/ a horse for company, its our first cattle weaning ever and shocked that its day 4 and the bawling has almost ceased, no more pacing, eating good and my neighbors havn't appeared at my door shotgun in hand. 
Hearty' as i see it, tell me if you see confirmation issues, i thought her legs look straight. Her mama will definetly be bred to Black Angus since not homozygous! 
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Always and Forever Learning :cboy:
Hearty' as i see it, tell me if you see confirmation issues, i thought her legs look straight. Her mama will definetly be bred to Black Angus since not homozygous! 
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Always and Forever Learning :cboy:
Muddy
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Could be red Brahman sired or Brahmousin sired. BTW my comments weren't meant to scare you, just saying she looks like red Brahman x Holstein cross because that's what my bud raises.
how much Brahman blood is to much for this poster ,Huntet02, being he is from KS. seems to me this is getting a little far north for Brahmans and Brahman cross cattle ???
I know some of you don't want any Brahman in them, but I would like to hear from some of the ones on here that raise Brahman. Is it to cold for them in KS.
I know some of you don't want any Brahman in them, but I would like to hear from some of the ones on here that raise Brahman. Is it to cold for them in KS.
Muddy
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We have few Brahman breeders here in Minnesota, and they do OK but they have shelters to protect them from Artic flow. But they should be fine in Kansas.
