glacierridge
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A full sister to my nephew's show heifer.
Coat is totally different.
Hair is strawberry blonde, sorta pink, with white tips.
Really wonder if it'll stay like this when she sheds her baby fur
well. that's a new one.
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A full sister to my nephew's show heifer.
Coat is totally different.
Hair is strawberry blonde, sorta pink, with white tips.
Really wonder if it'll stay like this when she sheds her baby fur
chippie
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she looks like she is a blocky calf. I like her!
Who knows what color she will be. Our recently born Charolais x Jersey cross calf was very white when he was born. At two weeks he is starting to turn a golden color. I am looking forward to seeing more pics of her as she grows.
Congrats on a healthy calf and it being a heifer : )
Who knows what color she will be. Our recently born Charolais x Jersey cross calf was very white when he was born. At two weeks he is starting to turn a golden color. I am looking forward to seeing more pics of her as she grows.
Congrats on a healthy calf and it being a heifer : )
inyati13
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Nice, Anne
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glacierridge
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Thanks all.
I like the direction she's g(r)o(w)ing.
I'm interested to see if she continues to grow like her full sister or even betters her.
I think it won't hurt to use the same sire again for the dam.
I like the direction she's g(r)o(w)ing.
I'm interested to see if she continues to grow like her full sister or even betters her.
I think it won't hurt to use the same sire again for the dam.
cow pollinater
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You take that halter breaking pretty seriously. :lol: Talk about starting young.
I hoe she gives you a long storied career to reward you for your work with her.
I hoe she gives you a long storied career to reward you for your work with her.
cute calf lot of bone.
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glacierridge
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Haha, yeah, it really makes them a WHOLE lot easier to handle as they get big.cow pollinater":fzm2if0i said:
You should see how spoiled our 3 and under group is, that's about when we started, they are like massive friendly puppies.
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Thanks!
Pretty excited to see her and her 3/4 sister grow up.
She's got a really nice looking yearling full sister too.
Crossing my fingers they don't disappoint.
branguscowgirl
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Looking forward to the before and after pictures to see what color she ends up! 
She is sooooo cute. I am glad that she is a heifer since she is pink. I think "Pinkie" would be such a good name for her. She is such a pretty calf.
Nesikep
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My! What big ears you have!
She does have a lot of bone, but she looks really good and stout, As long as she puts enough meat on the bones she'll be fine... I think she'll probably change color to something more like her mother.
I like starting to halterbreak early as well, this year I didn't get to it, but the 2 candidates I have are pretty laid back, and I do hold their head easily while giving them neck rubs. I'm sure the first couple times I'll have a bucking bronc with both of them, but they should get it figured out OK,.. they won't be scared at least
She does have a lot of bone, but she looks really good and stout, As long as she puts enough meat on the bones she'll be fine... I think she'll probably change color to something more like her mother.
I like starting to halterbreak early as well, this year I didn't get to it, but the 2 candidates I have are pretty laid back, and I do hold their head easily while giving them neck rubs. I'm sure the first couple times I'll have a bucking bronc with both of them, but they should get it figured out OK,.. they won't be scared at least
