My first Angus calf born on our farm

[danj4164]

Hi have some pic my first calf out of two reg. angus cows I purchased last fall. The calf is an AI son of SS Objective. He was born
completly unassisted and has only had his mothers milk and the same hay the cows eat.
We live by Grand Rapids, MI
Let me know what you think of him.
Thanks
http://www.ranchers.net/photopost/showp ... puser/2602
http://www.ranchers.net/photopost/showp ... puser/2602
http://www.ranchers.net/photopost/showp ... puser/2602

 

[bigbull338]

you can tell momma is raising her calf.he is a nice looking calf.the 2 cows are nice looking as well.

 

[rockridgecattle]

Saw the pics, nice looking.
The calf looks cute.
just a note, watch the mooma's back quarters. The one teat looks to get the size of a cone, sign of a possible blow out (when the quarter and the teat become one) one day in the future.

 

[CKC1586]

Nice calf, hey we are neighbors!

 

[alabama]

I like that calf just fine and I like his momma too. ashame he wasent a heifer.

 

[lakading]

ashame he wasent a heifer.

I second that. He already has the head part down.

 

[Limomike]

Well.... There goes the whole herd and farm!! :lol: :lol: Just joking. nice calf.

 

[Victoria]

Congrats on a nice healthy calf.

 

[pauline]

Here is the pic mentioned above. Makes it easier for all of us.

The calf is very lovely, solid black. Mine always have a tint of light brown to them

 

[Mosho]

That is a pretty calf. The cows are nice, too. I love Angus cattle. Black cows and green grass are good for what ails you. However, we have some pretty smokies this year.