Summer pics of my steers (plenty of pics)

[IluvABbeef]

I was trying to get pics of the better-looking steers out of over 70 of the rest. It was hard to decide, because they all looked good. AND healthy.

Limmi and others

Biggest simmi of all simmi's (in the herd, of course)

Black Angus

Char-Herf-Angus(?) X - he looks flighty, but actually he only has a flight zone of a little under 3 feet around me. ;-)

Here he is again...side view

LimmiX

Red AngusX

Front view of big simmi

Butts

HerfX and Butt-end of a Limmi

LimmiX - another docile one.

So, whaddya think? To me, they look like they could go to the feedlot anyday now...

 

[Canadian_Cowgirl]

But then you will be cowless!! Look good!! over here they dont want them like that, we got more for the skinnyer unfinished ones!

Katy

 

[IluvABbeef]

But then you will be cowless!! Look good!! over here they dont want them like that, we got more for the skinnyer unfinished ones!

Katy

Well, the thing is is that they won't be sold anyway until grazing season is over, or almost over.

And sorry to those who've seen these steers a number of times already. ;-) Just can't help showing all of ye how well they're doing this year

 

[Jogeephus]

I hope you got those in the front pature by the road where people can see them from the road. ;-)

 

[TREY-L]

I think they look great, I really like the Charfergus. He looks tasty!
Trey

 

[scoot129]

great steers, they do look like they could go anyday!! good luck with them.

 

[IluvABbeef]

Thanks everyone

No, they're not by the road, a section of our fence was torn out by the County in our other pasture so that they could fix the road and make it a higher grade. But once they get it back up, they'll be let in there.

I'm thinking that these steers are probably averaging around 900 lbs already, though these a few that look like their 50 lbs under that average. But most are around that average, a few a might higher.

And at least they're doing their job, a good one at that - turning grass into beef.