More Red cattle photos

[BRG]

We AI'd and turned bulls out this past week and I snapped some photos while we were out and about

LMG Gills Vin Diesel 7611 after being with 45 early spring calving cows for 30 days and before he is turned with the later spring calving cows. Turned him in with 50 head Friday.


LMG Gills No Doubt 9018w heading to his second group of cows. He is a March 2009 born bull and was our high selling bull this spring. We sold semen interest on him. He was with 40 cows in our early spring group for 30 days. He was turned in with 39 head on Friday. Here he is heading to his cows.


He found them


Just a pair


Another pair


And another


Here is a shot of a breeding pasture looking North

 

[alacattleman]

nice,,, as always

 

[DOC HARRIS]

Outstanding quality Phenotype and Functional traits!

DOC HARRIS

 

[jscunn]

Pretty cows (as always) and pretty country.

 

[Kingfisher]

Does that Bull have a smile on his face in that first picture? Very nice. Thank your for your post.

 

[alftn]

Very nice cattle, my cow would freak over all that open spaces....Not a tree or pond for miles...

 

[alacattleman]

yeah id hate too chase brahman all over that country,, they would run a good horse in the ground

 

[SRBeef]

Very nice. Your pictures convey a good sense of ranching. Good looking cattle. Thank you. Jim

 

[Ryder]

Yes. Very good looking cattle. :clap:

 

[JHH]

Look great as always.

 

[3waycross]

yeah id hate too chase brahman all over that country,, they would run a good horse in the ground

Come on AC you know a GOOD horse would catchem quick.lolol

 

[VanC]

Great looking cattle as always, Brian. I always enjoy your pictures.

For those of you that haven't seen Brian's website, you should check it out.

 

[kenny thomas]

Looking good as always. I see the tree problem differently, not a tree to hide behind when the cows chase you. :lol:

 

[Ryder]

Looking good as always. I see the tree problem differently, not a tree to hide behind when the cows chase you. :lol:

I relate to that.

 

[BRG]

Thanks for the compliments.

As far as those ole mean ones. We just stay on horse. That we we don't have to run or hide

 

[R.N.Reed]

Like your cattle BRG and your website as well.A month ago I was standing on the north bank of the Grand river a little north of your place.Wished I had known then how close you were I would have looked you up.

 

[BRG]

ME to!!! What were you doing over here?

 

[R.N.Reed]

On my way to Shorthorn University in North Dakota I made a wide swing and spent a day at Standing Rock with Everett a Lakota elder who took me to some of their sites.I took my 91 300m about 6 miles down a dirt road and over 2 spring loaded cattle gaurds to get to one of the sites which was right on the banks of the Grand.