SC farms cattle pics

[showme]

 

[showme]

These are decembers the first one my sister will show. The second one i might show.

 

[showme]

This is an oct. calf out of tpyesetter of brinks. I will show her.

 

[showme]

These are both jan. calves. We might show the first one and will show the second one. These are both transformer calves.

 

[showme]

Yea will see this year what happens you think that Christy heifer is better than these.

 

[Lost Hope Ranch]

Yea will see this year what happens you think that Christy heifer is better than these.

If this Clark kid was mine, I would take him behind the woodshed and tan his little hide until he learned to respect his elders. He sure does have a big mouth.

 

[Brangus Chick]

This is stephens sister and i can tell you right chirsty is only worth about 3,500 at the most and some of these calves are worth more than 8,000. Just cause chirsty has a ribbon in the pic he sent you dont mean anything. These calves will be 20 million times better than chirsty i can tell you that and compete not only at state level but in open shows chirsty couldn't so sorry but i have to disagree with you.

 

[Matt Schiel]

The only two that I think would really be worth hauling is the oct. and the first dec. calf. But, in LA you never know what will win.

Matt

LSU '99

 

[showme]

i think those come after the 36 the april i like her the best and she will do the best most likely.

 

[Matt Schiel]

It will all depend on the judge that you have. Your #36 calf will do good if you have a cow judge who like big broody cattle. If he is a "show judge" he will like her, but say that she is to wasty in the navel and brisket, needs to be smother in the shoulder, needs a stronger top line, and slopes to much from hooks to pins. #36 might make the better cow in the long run, as she is a deep bodied, capactious female with lots of natural muscle from end to end.

Matt

 

[showme]

The only two that I think would really be worth hauling is the oct. and the first dec. calf. But, in LA you never know what will win.

Matt

LSU '99

LA show ring is very wierd you never know who will win. Tx most of the time they are looking for big.

 

[showme]

Yea will see this year what happens you think that Christy heifer is better than these.

If this Clark kid was mine, I would take him behind the woodshed and tan his little hide until he learned to respect his elders. He sure does have a big mouth.

I was talking to cowboy13 he is the only one who seen that Christy heifer unless you looked on the breeds board. Did not mean to be pissed off asking a question to cowboy13. CHILL!!!!

 

[showme]

It will all depend on the judge that you have. Your #36 calf will do good if you have a cow judge who like big broody cattle. If he is a "show judge" he will like her, but say that she is to wasty in the navel and brisket, needs to be smother in the shoulder, needs a stronger top line, and slopes to much from hooks to pins. #36 might make the better cow in the long run, as she is a deep bodied, capactious female with lots of natural muscle from end to end.

Matt

That calf comes from a bloodline with lots of $$$$$$$$$ behind her the cow was bought from camp cooley for alot most I ever pay for anything.

 

[Matt Schiel]

That's nice!

Still like the other two better for a show calf. #36 for the front pasture and to be a bull producer.

Matt

 

[Beefy]

glad yall got the pics posted. i knew brangus chick could do it. i still havent seen all the pictures yet b/c my lil rinky dink 56k is slow as christmas turtles but i saw 36 and brangus chcks show heifer and they look good. but somebodys got a lot of heifer washing to do.

 

[showme]

#36 is my heifer my sis heifer is the first Jan. and the first Dec. yea I know she does have the better Dec. than me o and will will be weaning them soon and we will have to wash them.