What is this Bull Calf?

Here ya go. You already did the hard part it's easy to get em here from Ranchers.
BTW I have a couple like that they are Balancers(1/2GV ans 1/2 Angus) they start out that color and turn blk by the end of summer

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Well I see either some Swiss or a Jersey blood in the cow in the first pic so I'm guessing this calf may also have some sort of dairy breed crossed in. The other reason I believe this is a dairy cross is I have several calves that are half Holstein and half Balancer and have similar coloring. Then again I'm probably way off.
 
3waycross":269swlpu said:
Here ya go. You already did the hard part it's easy to get em here from Ranchers.
BTW I have a couple like that they are Balancers(1/2GV ans 1/2 Angus) they start out that color and turn blk by the end of summer

Bubbas_cows_001.jpg


Bubbas_cows_029.jpg

Thanks. He came out of a black Angus cow. He's at least 4.5 months younger than the Longhorn he is next to.
How does he " look" to you?
 
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Kingfisher":358eifqd said:
3waycross":358eifqd said:
Here ya go. You already did the hard part it's easy to get em here from Ranchers.
BTW I have a couple like that they are Balancers(1/2GV ans 1/2 Angus) they start out that color and turn blk by the end of summer

Bubbas_cows_001.jpg


Bubbas_cows_029.jpg

Thanks. He came out of a black Angus cow. He's at least 4.5 months younger than the Longhorn he is next to. How does he " look" to you?
somebody needs to tell that longhorn to get moving he's laggin'
 
KNERSIE":nsn2pgp2 said:
He looks like he'll make a pretty decent steer.

Who knows. On some peoples farm he might be a step up from the current herd bull. Some days it seems like it' all relavent.
 
3waycross":2f74nqzl said:
KNERSIE":2f74nqzl said:
He looks like he'll make a pretty decent steer.

Who knows. On some peoples farm he might be a step up from the current herd bull. Some days it seems like it' all relavent.

typically those people's herd can least afford an inferior bull.
 
KNERSIE":2wtkvjyr said:
3waycross":2wtkvjyr said:
KNERSIE":2wtkvjyr said:
He looks like he'll make a pretty decent steer.

Who knows. On some peoples farm he might be a step up from the current herd bull. Some days it seems like it' all relavent.

typically those people's herd can least afford an inferior bull.

My buddy doesn't need a bull so I ask him the other day " What are you going to do with him?" Sell him he said. I'm thinking
of penning him up with another " feeder" and making him into beef steak. I don't think him being a bull is going to hurt that effort. Do you ? Thanks in advance.
 
Who knows. On some peoples farm he might be a step up from the current herd bull. Some days it seems like it' all relavent.[/quote]

typically those people's herd can least afford an inferior bull.[/quote]

My buddy doesn't need a bull so I ask him the other day " What are you going to do with him?" Sell him he said. I'm thinking
of penning him up with another " feeder" and making him into beef steak. I don't think him being a bull is going to hurt that effort. Do you ? Thanks in advance.[/quote] ........ what sex is the other feeder
 
alacattleman":mqjan93k said:
Kingfisher":mqjan93k said:
what sex is the other feeder
Don't have an eye on a pen companion yet. Any suggestions?
yep,, make a steer out of him, what ever you chose[/quote]
Why? Why make a steer out of him if ? I see studies that show he will gain quicker than if he was cut.
 
Kingfisher":15gutjk5 said:
Why make a steer out of him if ? I see studies that show he will gain quicker than if he was cut.
If you lok you'll probably find studys that based on the situation steers perform on feed better.
As to the reason for cutting him, easier to habdle less dsruptive and it doesn;t matter what his room mate is
 

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