2 more pictures

[cert]

Morning...

Evening...

 

[Nicky]

Very nice :!: How about some more cow pictures?

 

[cert]

OK Nicky, just cause you asked.

Lonely old hereford in the commercial herd:

Close up of grandma

12 year old Harlodson's Raider Daughter

My Birthday present in 1999

Nosey critters

Herd bull, right after a hair cut with dull clippers

Looking Lazy

 

[Nicky]

Nice looking cows, thanks :!:

 

[cert]

Thanks Nicky. My country isn't as rough as yours. I can keep the cattle pretty close to home. They only get feed to coax them into the corral.

Do you have any pictures of your 767G daughters? How are they for depth and length?

 

[Nicky]

The closest one is a 767G daugter

This is a closer view of her (except it's not the one I meant to do, it is her though)

This is the 'teen age bride' a couple days after calving at 15 months old

The heifer calf in this picture is a 767G. It's not a great picture of her :?

 

[cert]

Thanks Nicky. Great looking group. Lots of depth to those girls!!

You ever use 335F?

How many head per acre can you run out there? OH wait!!! How many acres per head I mean.

With flawless pasture management and enough moisture at the right times, I can push 5 pair an acre. But with no cross fencing or dry like this year, I get 1 pair an acre maybe closer to 2.

 

[Faster horses]

cerq, you are saying those beautiful pictures of green you showed us is Ohio when it's DRY? :???: :shock:

 

[cert]

cerq, you are saying those beautiful pictures of green you showed us is Ohio when it's DRY? :???: :shock:

Nope this is dry.

The nosey critters picture is getting dry. But this is how the fields looked from early june on. Greening up a little now but the fall pasture has been grazed down and we've been feeding hay since july. Don't normally have to feed hay till we get a good snow cover.

 

[Nicky]

It takes about 30 + acres to run a cow calf pair here. 5 per acre would be nice!