What kind of cow is this?

[ez14.]

Looks to me like she has some charolais not sure what else though

 

[Muddy]

It's either Charolais cross or dun highland cross.

 

[gcreekrch]

My guess would be a little white, a little black and a little Jersey to give her the pointy head and doe eyes.

 

[Muddy]

She looks small so I'm thinking dun Dexter cross?

 

[Tomcolvin]

https://i.postimg.cc/V6PFHJwm/4797-F249 ... -A7967.jpg

What kind of cow is this? If it don't post, I give up.

 

[sim.-ang.king]

Char and some black hided animal crossing, and the black one is mostly Angus.

 

[HDRider]

https://i.postimg.cc/V6PFHJwm/4797-F249-42-E1-4336-867-C-1-AA3592-A7967.jpg

What kind of cow is this? If it don't post, I give up.

It did

 

[Tomcolvin]

The reason I'm asking is that a guy has offered to sell as such: the brown white red he says is charolais. The black one is her calf from a black angus. I'm not sure if the angus bull was full blooded because I never saw him. Both of these cows are to calve in March this year he says. Asking $1500 for the pair. I am changing out some dairy cows and replacing with something else, hoping to be a little better. Learning a little but needing to know a lot. They look good up close and are very gentle, like letting you walk up to them pretty close. They look healthy and good to me . Any ideas or advice appreciated.appreciated. Thanks

 

[TN Cattle Man]

Age of cow?

 

[Tomcolvin]

https://postimg.cc/67zR85Tm

 

[Tomcolvin]

Mother (charolais cow) is about 4-1/2 years old. Black charolais/ angus cross is about 20-21 months. Both are with calf due this March 2019

 

[ALACOWMAN]

The reason I'm asking is that a guy has offered to sell as such: the brown white red he says is charolais. The black one is her calf from a black angus. I'm not sure if the angus bull was full blooded because I never saw him. Both of these cows are to calve in March this year he says. Asking $1500 for the pair. I am changing out some dairy cows and replacing with something else, hoping to be a little better. Learning a little but needing to know a lot. They look good up close and are very gentle, like letting you walk up to them pretty close. They look healthy and good to me . Any ideas or advice appreciated.appreciated. Thanks

biggest problem I see with em is 1500 dollars...is he a motivated seller?

 

[Tomcolvin]

Ok, I submitted this but it didn't post on was taken down. Whatever it doesn't matter now. The guy that has the two cows shown I the the pics that can be opened belong to a guy selling them. He is asking $1500.00 for the pair. Both are to calve in March 2019. The charolais cow is the mother of the black cow. I am replacing some dairy cattle and thought these two would be better than my Holstein and jersey cross cows for starters. I know a little but need to learn a lot more. I am asking for thoughts on the process to continuing to purchase these two cows. I respect your opinions and would love to here your input. Thanks

 

[Tomcolvin]

Ok now one hour or more I see my first post. I'm not sure what a motivated seller is but he is a guy that has started selling off his vows and started to buying beef cows to fatten and sell for butchering. He had some pretty calves, black baldies, red angus and black angus he is fattening up. They are about 6-7 months old now and at about 400-500 pounds- I think the guy is a straight shooter, just not sure of the price. Both cows will be calving in March he says.

 

[kenny thomas]

Ok, I submitted this but it didn't post on was taken down. Whatever it doesn't matter now. The guy that has the two cows shown I the the pics that can be opened belong to a guy selling them. He is asking $1500.00 for the pair. Both are to calve in March 2019. The charolais cow is the mother of the black cow. I am replacing some dairy cattle and thought these two would be better than my Holstein and jersey cross cows for starters. I know a little but need to learn a lot more. I am asking for thoughts on the process to continuing to purchase these two cows. I respect your opinions and would love to here your input. Thanks

If you need cows and they are bred that's not a bad price. They can almost pay for their self with the first calf.

 

[Tomcolvin]

Ok now one hour or more I see my first post. I'm not sure what a motivated seller is but he is a guy that has started selling off his cows and started to buying beef calves to fatten and sell for butchering. He had some pretty calves, black baldies, red angus and black angus he is fattening up. They are about 6-7 months old now and at about 400-500 pounds plus. I think the guy is a straight shooter, just not sure of the price. Both cows will be calving in March he says.

 

[Tomcolvin]

Thanks for all your input and comments. I look at and put every comment in my mixer (brain) and try to come out with what works for me. You are a great bunch to have and I really appreciate you. May all of you have a great 2019.

 

[ALACOWMAN]

Ok now one hour or more I see my first post. I'm not sure what a motivated seller is but he is a guy that has started selling off his vows and started to buying beef cows to fatten and sell for butchering. He had some pretty calves, black baldies, red angus and black angus he is fattening up. They are about 6-7 months old now and at about 400-500 pounds- I think the guy is a straight shooter, just not sure of the price. Both cows will be calving in March he says.

somebody that is willing to negotiate on the price...it's a buyers market right now..

 

[Gators Rule]

Agree with the above regarding the buyer's market. You may have already provided the answer if it was asked...but how old are these cows, and are you sure they are bred?

 

[jerry27150]

looking good