one to rip apart if you like

[KNERSIE]

Bred heifer, part of my show string. Probably carries a little too much condition, but its from pasture only. Never had grain in her life. She is about a frame 5, for the showring I would have prefered her a touch taller.

Halfsib to this bull I've posted a while ago

 

[LazyARanch]

I don't think you should have her on your place Knersie....

I'd be happy to take her off your hands and have her on MINE!! :banana:

I really like her, very nice

who is she bred to?

 

[WichitaLineMan]

I'd like to have her. Don't suppose you're offering free shipping?

 

[alacattleman]

nice

 

[Angus Cowman]

Nice hfr Knersie
but she would be perfect if she were black or a Black Baldie :lol: :lol:

 

[rocket2222]

She'd done a lot better doing it our way, you know, if you had kept her up, fed her a lot of feed, hosed her off every day, blow dried her after her daily wash and clipped her, you might would have really had something.
Nice heifer. Good luck in the show.

 

[cowwrangler]

very nice

 

[SRBeef]

I like the 5 frame shorter heifers and cows. That's what I am breeding towards. Looks like you are there. Very nice slick clean looking heifer. Congratulations and good luck at the shows. Maybe this is the time for the slightly smaller cow.

Jim

 

[alexfarms]

Really nice. How old is she and when is she due?

 

[Kingfisher]

Bred heifer, part of my show string. Probably carries a little too much condition, but its from pasture only. Never had grain in her life. She is about a frame 5, for the showring I would have prefered her a touch taller.

Halfsib to this bull I've posted a while ago

That must be some really good grass. Thanks for your post.

 

[cfpinz]

She's plenty tall.

 

[angus9259]

Reminds me . . . I have some heifers to cull.

 

[SaskHerf]

Heifer looks good. Any breeding we would recognize???

 

[Roan]

All your missing is a little hair to clip and fit, Just kiddin, real nice :tiphat:

 

[KNERSIE]

Heifer looks good. Any breeding we would recognize???

GK Renegade on the topside 5 generations back.

 

[angus9259]

This is NOT a Critique AT ALL but a legit question about show cattle such as these . . . she seems masculine . . . and I love the way she looks but does that masculinity matter? Or maybe she's really not all that masculine and it's my own eye? I don't show cattle at all but it seems to me - external observations only - her masculinity would make her a tough fit on the angus show circuit - NOT that I agree with that within my own breed. Enough caveats . . . thoughts?

 

[KNERSIE]

Typically more feminine (finer) heifers show better. I wouldn't say she is masculine, just not as angular as you'd expect to see in modern angus cattle. Remember she is still a beef animal, she settled on the first AI service, she is out of a heavy milking cow and sired by a trait leading milk sire, her dam's ICP is exceptional, how much more femininity do you really need?

 

[angus9259]

Me? I don't need anything more - except a few more of those heifers - just wondering if your judges would.

 

[alexfarms]

Typically more feminine (finer) heifers show better. I wouldn't say she is masculine, just not as angular as you'd expect to see in modern angus cattle. Remember she is still a beef animal, she settled on the first AI service, she is out of a heavy milking cow and sired by a trait leading milk sire, her dam's ICP is exceptional, how much more femininity do you really need?

How old is she and when is she due to calve?

 

[Uncle Dude]

I think you might want to look at that fence behind her that looks like it is ready to fall.