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Great buy on the heifer calves Soapweed. They look really uniform and should make some good cows. Thanks for the pictures

Great pictures Whitewing. They are very interesting....and the responses to the questions are very informative as well. Keep on posting! :)

Great looking calves Soapweed.

Right now I think all they have is the zebras and one camel. They used to have a few more camels and some other exotic types, but I think they lost some in the big snowstorm a couple years ago. I think they market some of the animals, but mainly just have them to have them. :)

Just a little south of the Purgatorie I think. Coming from the lush, green Sandhills it always seems like we are heading to the desert when we visit down there, but the cattle seem to do well on the hard grass. The only thing I really don't care for is the rattlesnakes. :)

The ranch spans throughout Bent, Las Animas, and Baca Counties. Yes, they are in an area fighting the Pinon Canyon Expansion.

extreme south. :)

You may be on to something. :)

bad place to get bucked off next Kosmo Kid?? :) branded calves

My brother has been helping my family down in Colorado and sent me some pictures. I thought they were interesting and thought i would share. it is a cattle ranch, but there are a few strays even a little one trailing some cattle face in the rocks?

Great pictures. C&R Supply sprayer? Drove up and got one this spring.....great people, great product....you couldn't ever get me to use one of those farm store yellow tank sprayers again.

Great pictures Jassy. The hair in the barbed wire is a great shot.

Longevity is sure an important trait to keep track of. Those older cows look to be holding their flesh pretty well. Thanks for posting the pictures.

Those bulls in the "stringing along" picture look to still be in pretty good flesh . That back bull looks like a meat wagon. Thanks for taking time to take all the pictures. I really enjoy them.

The bull is a bull we purchased from Jorgensen's in South Dakota. He was a 4.5 frame at weaning, 4.8 frame at yearling, and I would guess him now at 5.5. He's pictured as a 6 yr old. He's sired by a son of the Ideal 4465 cow, and his dam is sired by N Bar Prime Time D806. :) We try to...

These calves were born in the last half of March. I'd say 450 lbs. is a pretty good weight for late Feb-March calves--your calves must be doing ok even if you are in a drought. Hope you can pick up some rain.

I snapped a few photos over the last several days...I really enjoy watching the calves fill out this time of year.

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I really enjoyed the pictures. Thanks for sharing them. Looks like you run a nice outfit.

Thanks for the pictures. My Grandpa and several uncles ranch in southeast Colorado, so they keep us informed on the Pinon Canyon situation. It has been very frustrating for them.