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From my experience it can be either way. Mostly it depends from the owner. Have seen people with big herds keeping some wild cows, because that they don't spent much time with cattle and they have workers which have to take care of animals. On the other hand in big herds there is a bigger...

A tame herd is a must if you have to spend more time working with cattle. At the moment all cows let me to pet them, scratch many places, some let you to touch everywhere you want, some have their favorite spots and those spots, which you better not touch or they'll walk away. Two days ago just...

Ours bred back as normal, but one, which was very skinny, moved her calving date over 3 months forward.

A bit of Charolais sure can make things interesting! This girl is 50% black Angus, 18.75% Charolais, abit over 9% Limousine and 6%BB. She was born as a very light tan colour and in a couple months turned grey. That was her first calf from a red limousine bull- black heifer. Her 2nd calf from...

Nice photos as always! Glad to see you posting!

I was pretty sure that they have limousine in them. :) But still a very nice looking heifers. Bull looks great too. Show their calves next year. Should be quite nice ones.

Nice looking bunch! Glad to see some more colour on the board. :) I guess they are mainly Limousine and Simmy?

Bad character (applies to the calves too) Repeatable hard calvings ( usually give a second chance for heifers, from three recent heifers which lost their 1st calves, one lost her 2nd calf and was culled, while other two are calving without problems) Not good enough calves, lack of meat or growth...

Here are a couple photos of cattle, which I like the most from how they look. Most are still in our farm. Angusx dairy cow.

At first we've lived in city, but in 1999 we've moved to country. We've started from sheep and chicken.At one time we'd close to 150 sheep. After 5 years hard farming ( most works we needed to do by hands) we sold 10 sheep and bought first cow. Now it's 9 year we keep cattle, in 2004 we've...

Thank you :D

We feed our cattle just hay, water and flour to our young bulls and heifers in the winter. Summer we feed grass, water and some apples and flour to offspring. :)

Yes, now is winter here and it will be for 2-3 months. Sometimes here is ~30C cold. We've 4 seasons.

We like them, but now we're trying to make our cattle more muscular, so we're trying different ways of crossing and we're searching for the best variant. :cowboy:

Yes, we've 2 horses, ~20 sheep, a few chickens, 5 goats and, of course, 3 dogs. :D

Thanks :D I've already posted some photos with our cattles :)

~150 hectares

:) Thanks and merry christmas everyone :D

:welcome: Hello everybody. We're a farmer family from Lithuania.We've 53 beef cattle, all are crossbreeded.We've different types of crosses: we use charolais, angus, limousin, hereford, salers,simentals and belgian blue semen on our cows. We're farming for 8 years.I'm representing my family...