MurraysMutts
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Those look like my shoes! It's usually my bottle calf that does that tho...
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A.J.
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Few random ones from last couple months out of Simangus bull.
Heifer Calf out of Brangus cow
This guy was 95 pounds and breech. Took just under a month for his contracted tendons to straighten out on their own and get their strength up.
Little heifer right after birth out of 1/2 hereford 1/2 Jersey cow. Calf's marking makes her easy to pick out in the group of calves.
Steer calf out old style Simm x Angus cow with a lot of chrome. She's 16 and still raises a good calf. It's always a mystery what her calves will look like. She's had solid black calves, some with motley face, some with random white markings, and this one has full belt. Thinking about feeding him out instead of taking beating at the sale
Heifer Calf out of Brangus cow
This guy was 95 pounds and breech. Took just under a month for his contracted tendons to straighten out on their own and get their strength up.
Little heifer right after birth out of 1/2 hereford 1/2 Jersey cow. Calf's marking makes her easy to pick out in the group of calves.
Steer calf out old style Simm x Angus cow with a lot of chrome. She's 16 and still raises a good calf. It's always a mystery what her calves will look like. She's had solid black calves, some with motley face, some with random white markings, and this one has full belt. Thinking about feeding him out instead of taking beating at the sale
A.J.
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Her markings look kinda like it, but I raised her. Her momma was old style brown and white Simmi.
Ky hills
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Here are some of our mature cow's calves. I think most were born from late December to February. The first one is the youngest and out of a mostly Angus crossbred bull. The cow is one of those thinner old cows that I bought last year. The other calves are all by a Hereford bull.
That cow in the top pic? Is that the one you said was a Brangus? Never seen a Brangus with horns. Nice looking calves you have there, AJ.
A.J.
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Thanks Warren. Yep. She's an F-1. Those are scurs she has.
She is half registered Brahman and half registered Black Angus?
A.J.
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Yes. She's one I raised.
bmm45bm
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Few of our bull calfs, born in the first week of March. Ultrablacks.
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Nkline
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We have just started too, heifer calf mimicking mom.
Nice! Where are you located, @bmm45bm ? Are these Brangus x Angus or Angus x Brangus?
MurraysMutts
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How bout a brindle baldy bully boy...
Nesikep
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Ky hills
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We have one that looks almost identical to that one that was born last spring.
Down in Dixie
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One from yesterday morning
Second pic is priceless!!! You're gettin' the stink-eye. He's all bull
bmm45bm
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Sorry @Warren Allison , for some reason I didn't receive a notification on your question. I'm located in middle west Georgia. There are some of this years crop that will be out of 1st heifers that the heifer is a angus x brangus cross but they were bred to a Brangus bull. Other previous momma cows are brangus (little older ones in the herd) crossed back to an angus x Brangus bull. Hope that makes sense. The older mommas in other words would be a Brangus back to an ultra and the heifers that calve will be ultra bred to Brangus.
