A few photo's

[Denny]

A few horses.

conneally freightliner calves

a good bullcalf

Sita Alliance 6595 calf

Conneally freighliner heifer calf

This was brown a couple weeks ago we've had some good rains here lately.Will be grazeing this shortly.

Brown bales and Blue skies.

 

[Faster horses]

Really nice looking cattle, Denny. I wish we had that much green, although it is greening up some around here. This country doesn't need
much rain, but it does need some. :shock:

Cows and calves are looking great!! Glad you are getting some moisture.

 

[Soapweed]

Nice pictures, Denny. Your cattle have summered well, and look to be in great condition.

 

[ranchwife]

I second Faster Horses's thoughts........................................






LOOK AT ALL THAT GREEN!!!!! Makes me "green" with envy!! :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

 

[katrina]

Nice Denny, Thanks for posting the pictures......

 

[sw]

Cattle are looking good Denny, so is that green stuff, the only green around here is the hay being hauled in and the cash to pay for it.

 

[Northern Rancher]

Denny I hate to say something but we agree on something -I just flushed three cows to Freightliner -one old Rainmaker 340 daughter and a Pioneer 701 daughter. Seen himused by lots of my customers with good results-two guys who I respect as far as cattle go almost got him bought when he sold.

 

[Denny]

Denny I hate to say something but we agree on something -I just flushed three cows to Freightliner -one old Rainmaker 340 daughter and a Pioneer 701 daughter. Seen himused by lots of my customers with good results-two guys who I respect as far as cattle go almost got him bought when he sold.

I used 5 straws of him the first year and 10 this year I plan on useing some more next year if I can get some semen.The alliance calves I have are pretty plain I think other than The one posted but his mom can make a calf out of rabbit semen.I do notice he's a little weak footed just like his dad.The 2 best bull calves out there are out of my old herd bull hands down.

 

[Jinglebob]

Thanks for the pix, Dennuy. How in the heck do you get to see anything, with all them dang trees in the way? :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

[Denny]

Thanks for the pix, Dennuy. How in the heck do you get to see anything, with all them dang trees in the way? :lol: :lol: :lol:

I drive to South Dakota.

you should try roping in them.

 

[Jinglebob]

Thanks for the pix, Dennuy. How in the heck do you get to see anything, with all them dang trees in the way? :lol: :lol: :lol:

I drive to South Dakota.

you should try roping in them.

Weeeelll. I do like tree's and I have planted thousands of them, but fortunately for me, I live where very few of them grow. Once in awhile I'll get something in where there are trees and have to rope one, but it's usually easier to just drive them where there aren't any trees, and then rope them. Of course, than you don't hace a nice gentle tree to snub them to, so it's handy to have a horse along, about then...... :wink:

Wish we was as green as you are, but I suppose some idiot would try to farm this country, then. :lol: :lol:

 

[katrina]

Wish we was as green as you are, but I suppose some idiot would try to farm this country, then. :shock: :shock: :shock: :roll:

 

[TSR]

Denny I hate to say something but we agree on something -I just flushed three cows to Freightliner -one old Rainmaker 340 daughter and a Pioneer 701 daughter. Seen himused by lots of my customers with good results-two guys who I respect as far as cattle go almost got him bought when he sold.

I used 5 straws of him the first year and 10 this year I plan on useing some more next year if I can get some semen.The alliance calves I have are pretty plain I think other than The one posted but his mom can make a calf out of rabbit semen.I do notice he's a little weak footed just like his dad.The 2 best bull calves out there are out of my old herd bull hands down.

I wonder about the availability of Freightliner semen at least for any length of time, since he is deceased. My ai rep told me to buy all I wanted now as this would be the last. This was about 3-4 months ago. I bought 22 straws. My plans were to ai him to my Alberda Traveler daughters. I am now considering flushing one of my heifers to him. That is provided she turns out to be a good cow. Phenotypically she seems to be just what I want, plus she scanned a 6.21 Pct IMF on grass without grain. I still just haven't talked myself into spending the money for a flush, yet.

 

[Denny]

Denny I hate to say something but we agree on something -I just flushed three cows to Freightliner -one old Rainmaker 340 daughter and a Pioneer 701 daughter. Seen himused by lots of my customers with good results-two guys who I respect as far as cattle go almost got him bought when he sold.

I used 5 straws of him the first year and 10 this year I plan on useing some more next year if I can get some semen.The alliance calves I have are pretty plain I think other than The one posted but his mom can make a calf out of rabbit semen.I do notice he's a little weak footed just like his dad.The 2 best bull calves out there are out of my old herd bull hands down.

I wonder about the availability of Freightliner semen at least for any length of time, since he is deceased. My ai rep told me to buy all I wanted now as this would be the last. This was about 3-4 months ago. I bought 22 straws. My plans were to ai him to my Alberda Traveler daughters. I am now considering flushing one of my heifers to him. That is provided she turns out to be a good cow. Phenotypically she seems to be just what I want, plus she scanned a 6.21 Pct IMF on grass without grain. I still just haven't talked myself into spending the money for a flush, yet.

Go to advantage cattle website they have alot of semen for sale there.

 

[Ranchy]

Great pics, Denny! I love seeing what other parts of the country look like, and your cattle look really good! Love the horses, too!

 

[Northern Rancher]

I think there's about 300 units of him left up here in Canada.