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[Warren Allison]

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Nice! These remind me of how Simmentals used to look when they first showed up down here in the the late 60's- early 70's.

 

[Travlr]

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That one has some legs... Must be part thoroughbred.

 

[Silver]

A few of them

Fleck bull?

A few of them, yes

 

[Dave]

Have heard that a lot. Would love a good deal on a 760 pump, but I've never seen one. Hoping the previous owner had it tuned up pretty good.

Needs cleaning tho and I don't wanna be the one to get into it. Gunsmith fella passed away or od have him do it. Also got his Saiga 12 gauge... heavy buster that one is.

I had a 760 pump in 30-06. Used it to hunt elk over on the west side of the Olympics. Had Williams peep sights. Hunting in old growth timber shots were never over 100 yards and 200 inches of rain keeping a scope dry was an issue. I shot a couple of elk with that rifle. Ended up trading it off for something for the kids to use when they started hunting.

 

[cfpinz]

It doesn't have to be a big dog to bite your face off. This rascal Trixie is the most dangerous animal I know!

Stick your arm in the truck, I dare you!

 

[crossbreed]

I'll take it over severe drought, wildfires, dust storms, 80°+ heat, etc.

Snow is quick and easy to shovel away.

I'd take 80 degree from May to Sept ever year!!

 

[chevytaHOE5674]

I'd take 80 degree from May to Sept ever year!!

80 is ok but not above that. In July when it's 72 here I'll be able to work all day where as Texas it will be 116 and I'd be dead.

 

[SBMF 2015]

80 is ok but not above that. In July when it's 72 here I'll be able to work all day where as Texas it will be 116 and I'd be dead.

But it would be a dry dead

 

[chevytaHOE5674]

But it would be a dry dead

Ah yes the "dry heat" just like a steak on my BBQ grill.

 

[Spot & Bubby]

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Stick your arm in the truck, I dare you!

 

[coachg]

 

[ClinchValley86]

Homeraised bull (30 months old) recently turned in with his third group since November. Groups averaging 7 or so head. Hasn't had any feed. Lots of room for improvement but he's done well. Likes to breed and keeps them herded together at first. Probably go to salebarn this summer.

Followed by his younger brother out of Franchise. He refuses to stand correct for a pic. Gonna watch this one grow. Tell me now if you'd band him.

 

[greybeard]

He should be fired for using an oxy/acet rig with no eye protection.........

 

[Silver]

 

[Spot & Bubby]

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That's absolutely breathtaking.!

 

[greybeard]

If this lighter ever actually works I'm gonna....

 

[Named'em Tamed'em]

Made a new feeder for the girls, everything salvaged off the farm. Almost zero waste now.

 

[chevytaHOE5674]

Got about 10" of precipitation today.

 

[ClinchValley86]

Hopefully Brenda the brindle calves pretty soon. They're ready to be grazing. 1 more week of hay then we be pigtail'n again.

 

[ClinchValley86]

Not too bad for a first timer ran w the herd. Just stockpile and hay, mineral around breeding time. Momma does need some condition back. She might go 950 pounds, but I doubt it. Calf is 5-6 months old

I'm all but certian she has bred back. Normally I don't share pics of first calf heifer pairs cause they get pulled down pretty good.