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I loaned my brother a bull, every calf was a heifer until the bull was sold last year, he has gotten a couple of bull calves on this last round. We have 3 boys, my two brothers had all girls, five all together?

Heck yeah

He had to pay $484.00 for the calf.

He might be perfect on Corrientes, he would put just enough ear on them.

My wife has a belted cow that gives just as much milk, she gets a little thin but nothing like these jerseys, she’s a fast breeder too, usually breeds back a month after calving.

My son is supposed to haul her where he lives and put them both on feed. These cows aren’t mine but I do care about them. I’m hoping he’s going to get them this weekend, or I’m going to catch them put them in a trap and feed them.

I was thinking the same. She gets plenty hay, range meal and cubes from time to time,plus it’s greening out here fairly well, that picture especially, she doesn’t look good.

I think so. My son is fixing to move her along with another one to the Leon county ranch, he said he was going to maybe put another calve on them. It was a way of life with us growing up to have nurse cows, but I can’t handle it anymore with my back.

She had her second calf, bred to a white face beefmaster, the bull tested negative so we sold him. We were hoping for a heifer, but it’s a bull calf.

This is so true.

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I penned my wife’s belty up today, she just had it, I done that because of the cold weather on the way and what happened to Jeanne. I think it is a beefmaster calf, looking at the ears, it looks to be solid red.

For sure

When me and grandpa partnered up in 1980, we lost a calf, I was upset about it, he told me when you got something your going to lose something, if you don’t have anything you don’t take the chance of losing. Our first grandchild was stillborn, it was horrible, it was heartbreaking to me and the...

Good question.

We’ll move her late winter/early spring, it’s a spunky calf just a dink. We had one born like this on a different cow last spring, already bred when we bought her , the calf took off and grew very good.

We bought her from the sale born, I think our red angus bull bred her, this has got to be the smallest calf he has thrown. Nice tiger stripe cow, she has a good bag and is not old.

I went for years without ever having a set of twins, then I had 3 sets over the last 10 years. It’s exciting to see but I don’t like having twins, the last two were raising their calves good, then all of a sudden the calves died on both cows. Cows were in good shape but it happened over night?

Here, we like our calves born after Christmas, but I will take a live one anytime.

Heifers start months early. I’ve seen older cows bag up overnight.