Really wanted RED ones...

[mitch2]

Here are a couple of pics

3 of them are maternal daughters to Angus Reg # 12056943 (ok this means not much to me, but I know you angus fans are inquiring minds... ;-)
And then out of those 3 there are 4 of their daughters and 1 granddaughter
Then there are a couple other relations to another cowline

10 yr old.. sorry I caught the pic right before she laid down...

5 yr old

5 yr old

(2) 10's
(2) 8's
(3) 6's
(3) 5's
(4) 2's

All with calves, and one was a fall calver and her Nov bull calf will be posted on another thread

Michele

 

[EAT BEEF]

Were they 3 in 1's ? What kind of bull are you going to use on them?

Pine drive big sky and wye hmmm.

 

[mitch2]

We are just commercial, and I would have to do legwork I'm sure to get everyone registered. We bought them to have some good solid moms. And yeah, some have some age, but mouthed ok. I will need to wean the 1st calf heifers calves early, they are pulled down pretty good, but have some great looking calves on them. They came off some almost non-existent pasture.

If I have a slow winter, I may look into AI a few of the better cows.

Michele

 

[bigbull338]

those are some nice big goodlooking cows.do they all have calves on them.

 

[mitch2]

All have calves with, one is a fall calver, and I suppose she could be rebred already. We pulled her big bull calf off before she hit the pasture. They are right now loving all the pasture available. I can't believe it but they are cleaning up every lick of hay that is out. Had some hay in a corral for some calves before being moved, had some hay in a corral for the bull before he was let out, had some hay out that was a couple partial bales from during 1st crop. These girls were a bit hungry... some more than others... especially the 1st calf heifers. I held off pulling their calves for now, had a change of heart and am going to see if they will put some weight back being with us. I will still pull their calves earlier than others... but just not yet.

Michele