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Cowsout
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I'm not a professional photographer. Thanks again to everyone for your comments!
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Opinion on Angus heifer
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kenny thomas
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How about a picture of the Jersey. That's the money maker
Oh, she's a fine looking heifer...bred her out early (now)...she's ready to go! She'll calf easily on her own. Money maker
Her body will grow over the years to match her fine looking head...love her angus hair top...a cutie pie.
Her body will grow over the years to match her fine looking head...love her angus hair top...a cutie pie.
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Cowsout
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Thanks for your advice!
faster horses
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She looks rather shallow in this photo. I would like to see her more wedge shaped (Broody, if that's a word that means something to you.) She's very feminine looking, which is good, IMO. Good luck with her.
Jeanne - Simme Valley
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I'll be one of the grumpy ones. She is lacking muscling and thickness for me. Although, she is extremely feminine.
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Looks like you thread has come full circle now..we're back to square one...
wbvs58
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You've done a good job, that gives us a better idea. I think she will make a nice cow. Just remember videos are easy to do, upload onto youtube and you can post the link. You can move around them and have them walking and not have to wait for that correct pose.
Ken
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Thanks again to everyone; there were good and not so good opinions, and I appreciate all of them. Faults were pointed out that I had seen but not seriously considered, so I am grateful.
