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That's what I was thinking. I don't think that bull in the photo was from us. He got a couple each year the last 2 years, and some commercial bred heifers as well last fall. We are working on selling his calves now as well. Really nice family!

Great photos again. Was surprised to see the last photo. Great family, friends, and customers. We have known Bill and the family for years. Brady is the same age as me. Whose Reds are those?

Things look great around here. Probably the best hay crop we have ever had. Fields are making 3 bales or more per acre. Best field we have had yet was 18 acres and it made 80 1300 lbs bales. Our oats looks awesome. When I walk into it, it is right at my elbows and just starting to head out...

No we probably should be, but we need the bales, I think it will all be ground and fed through the feedlot. We have a silage pile that we never opened up this winter, and have 200 acres of corn silage planted again this year. So we should have plenty of silage.

Moving heifers out after we ultrasound preg check Grandpa and Hudson on Murphy Our Winter Triticale the day we cut it.

We have been visiting bull customers the past couple weeks. Click on the link to see some photos of what we have seen. https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10151847354938970.1073741833.145126118969&type=1

I took some photos of our oats, corn, and sorgum. They look as good as we have ever had them look at this stage. Rain makes anyone look like a good farmer. :) Have a look. https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10151739935893970.1073741828.145126118969&type=1

Grasses, depending on the pastures. They range from Crested Wheat un some of the pastures to more native grasses in the others. The way south pastures are in heavier soils and they are full of western wheat grass. I don't know what "forbs" are. Crest is a great grass early. It will green up...

I am not sure. I just pushed them in the chute, so never really watched.

He is a tech and goes in from the back. Yes it is a large are that look good, spread throughout MT, WY, SD, ND, and NE. Could use another shot of rain. The corn looks like it could use another good rain. But very happy with what we have gotten so far. Second half of may we went from...

That is the scan mans chute. But no, it is for loading and unloading it onto the trailer.

This past week we have been busy, preg ultrasounding spring heifers, cascass ultrasounding bulls, and giving a cattle tour to a young guy from Australia. Here are some photos I took. Bringing the yearling heifers in to ultrasound. They were running with 100 head of spade heifers that needed...

I am really impressed with the Victory calves. So far I think we have only had calves by him out of heifers. They come without any trouble, then the grow nearly like a performance bull. At a year of age they look like a performance bull. They have good muscle, length, and depth, with pretty...

Here are a couple photos of 2 herdsires we are using. The first one was just purchased in May, I took the photo yesterday. The second one was purchased a couple years ago. A professional photographer took the photo in May. Game Plan - we will use on cows Victory - proven calving ease sire...

Real nice!

Like always, great pictures with a good story to read while looking at them.

Looks like a lot of fun. Makes me wish I was a kid again.

Enjoyed the photos.

Good luck Soap! I sure hate seeing all these good cows/heifers going to town. Hopefully someone wants them as bad as I know you want to keep them.

Cool cakes and I love the father son piano bar!