Soapweed
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Yearling replacement heifers

They are finding a little grass.

They wintered pretty well.

One of their male consorts

Another one

Hopefully they will become good cows someday.

The half inch of rain did quite a bit of good.
gcreekrch said:Resembles Christmas out there.![]()
Those heifers sure grew out well, think the price of feed had anything to do with it? If I were a guessing man I would put them at around 850 lbs., am I even close?
Soapweed said:gcreekrch said:Resembles Christmas out there.![]()
Those heifers sure grew out well, think the price of feed had anything to do with it? If I were a guessing man I would put them at around 850 lbs., am I even close?
I think that is pretty close. Other heifers that were wintered at a different location were hauled to a feedlot situation for the summer. They are running in a 30 acre lot, and are being fed each day. Bulls are with them also. With 20-20 hindsight, all of these heifers would have been sold right off their mothers last fall. :roll: :???::?
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gcreekrch said:Soapweed said:gcreekrch said:Resembles Christmas out there.![]()
Those heifers sure grew out well, think the price of feed had anything to do with it? If I were a guessing man I would put them at around 850 lbs., am I even close?
I think that is pretty close. Other heifers that were wintered at a different location were hauled to a feedlot situation for the summer. They are running in a 30 acre lot, and are being fed each day. Bulls are with them also. With 20-20 hindsight, all of these heifers would have been sold right off their mothers last fall. :roll: :???::?
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As the saying goes, Ve get too soon oult, undt too late schmart. :wink: