opinions wanted

[milesvb]

7 month old heifer
Sire - Gyr Brahman (like avatar)
Dam - Limousin cross

Thanks.

 

[1848]

Yes, It's a heifer, and she look Brahman!

 

[1848]

..................and she looks nice!

 

[wocattle]

nice heifer,

what about this one, 2 1/2 month old

 

[Mahoney Pursley Ranch]

nice heifer,

what about this one, 2 1/2 month old

Them Brimmer calfs look like them dogs that need to grow into thier skin. Them Shar Peis I think. :lol:

 

[dun]

That's the longest l;egged Bassett Hound I've ever seen!

dun

 

[Longtails4Me]

Ya'lls brimmers have a lot more bone than the ones I'm used to see'in. But they're still brimmers,LOL!!

 

[The Big Kahuna]

Those are beautiful heifers. They would thrive here.

 

[jt]

milesvb... if your are tired of her i will come get her... i like her.. :cboy: ;-)

jt

 

[cowspider]

Great looks, I'd take a load. I like the cross as momma's.

 

[Double J Cattle]

Theres not a thing in the world wrong with " Brimmers " They happen to be my breed of choice and I think those are some mighty fine heifers.

 

[kaneranch]

I wish Oklahoma had a little bit warmer winters, I would love to have some of those Brahmer. They slick up sooooo nice in the summer time. KaneRanch

 

[Longtails4Me]

I really like em too, nothin does no better, where I live. I just have trouble selling em with with my others. If I lived in Tx. I would probably appreciate them more. But in order to keep the
buyers happy, I have learned to like them hairy, runny eyed,
cattle that are standing in my pond, with there tongues hangin out. I growed up on "brimmers, Pap still has em. But then again his place is paid for, mine ain't.

 

[Rustler9]

I like em both-would love to have em both. Good looking gals.

 

[Mahoney Pursley Ranch]

Theres not a thing in the world wrong with " Brimmers " They happen to be my breed of choice and I think those are some mighty fine heifers.

Never said there was anything "wrong" with Brimmers. I think they are good lookin cattle too.

 

[Double J Cattle]

I knew you werent knocking Brammers, Its just like a second job for me to take up for them because I catch alot of flack from friends about how much I like them. My philosophy is this : " The bigger the ears and hump the more I like them " I bet I'll get a laugh or two about that.

 

[Sugar Creek]

They are good looking cattle but they have never caught on in our part of Kentucky. You see an occasional one running in herds of mixed cows ( a sale barn bargain ). They do look strange in with the Angus, BWF and Charolais crosses that make up the majority of cattle in our area. Any excess ear or sheath just gets too much of a price discount. Is this really justified?

 

[flaboy]

I knew you werent knocking Brammers, Its just like a second job for me to take up for them because I catch alot of flack from friends about how much I like them. My philosophy is this : " The bigger the ears and hump the more I like them " I bet I'll get a laugh or two about that.

I have some brammer influence in some of mine but I try to keep the ear length to a minimum. If I don't they just flap their ears and fly over my fences. :lol: :lol:

 

[Double J Cattle]

LOL

 

[Double J Cattle]

I'll try and get some pics on here of mine as soon as I can. They have some mighty good wingspans.