My few but mighty Buelingos

[Plumberbutt]

I've enjoyed everyone elses pictures, so I thought I'd try to do a few of my own on here since I'm fairly new to this. These are NOT Belted Galloways. They are Buelingos.

It's lunchtime.

He's so cute!!!

Consulting each other.

Time for feeding!!

Enjoying some old grass.

Got Milk to go along with some "Oreos"??

First born heifer calf.

Just enjoying the day.

They are babied a tad.....I only have a handful of cows, so when it was cold outside, they were able to come in.

I started calving on the 12th of February and finished on March 8th....just before it really got muddy.

 

[Big Swede]

Oreo cows! Nice. I showed my daughter your pictures and she said "I'll have to get some of those.

 

[burnt]

Oreo cows! Nice. I showed my daughter your pictures and she said "I'll have to get some of those.

Which is exactly what I said when I saw them!!

Really cool looking cows and babies!

 

[Anonymous]

An old classmate of mine has about 30 of those Oreo cows- and 15-20 black/white paint/pinto horses-- and they look pretty neat running together out in the pasture...

 

[Soapweed]

Consulting each other.

So, when the red Buelingos consult with the black Buelingos, do they speak bilingual to be able to converse? :???: :? :roll: :wink:

Nice cattle. Thanks for the photos.

 

[leanin' H]

Plumberbutt, Glad ya got the pictures up! They are great. Sorry for calling them Belted galloways in the PM. That is a neat area you live in. Now that you have the hang of the pictures we all expect many more to follow. What made ya choose Buelingo cattle? How do the calves sell?

 

[Justin]

i'll take a few too. those are cool lookin' thanks for the pictures

 

[Blkbuckaroo]

Cool cattle,belted galloways are a bit smaller and are shaggy looking in winter ,guy around here run's some.Thanks for sharing your photo's.

 

[Plumberbutt]

Thanks for all the kind words. Ya'all will laugh when I tell you how I decided on the Buelingos. My wife wanted some that were "cute" and I had to have the frame and muscling I was use to growing up. I really love blacks and the black/baldies, but wife won or I should say we both really did. I now just need more pasture so I can keep growing. A neighbor not too far away had some and when I saw them, I knew they would make her happy. :lol: :lol:

 

[Blkbuckaroo]

Thanks for all the kind words. Ya'all will laugh when I tell you how I decided on the Buelingos. My wife wanted some that were "cute" and I had to have the frame and muscling I was use to growing up. I really love blacks and the black/baldies, but wife won or I should say we both really did. I now just need more pasture so I can keep growing. A neighbor not too far away had some and when I saw them, I knew they would make her happy. :lol: :lol:

Gotta' keep the wife happy so you can keep hauling cattle home :wink:

 

[cowhunter]

Nice lookin cattle. Where were the originally bred? There's a small herd of gallaways close to me. And your look a little biger.

 

[WyomingRancher]

What fun looking cattle . They'd be easy to spot if they ever got in with the neighbors. Thanks for sharing.

 

[cowhunter]

Sorry. Not meanin yours were gallaways but the color had me thinkin that.

 

[Aaron]

Looks like the paint bucket was empty and they just tossed what was left in it, at him. :lol:

 

[Northern Rancher]

Didn't the vet at Shaunavon, Sask. start the breed originally-I A'I'ed my buddy's wife's Buelingo cow Brahma fpor a joke so I had a half buelingo rodeo bull for awhile-hewas a nice little bucker.

 

[Grassfarmer]

From Google;
The BueLingo breed was developed by Russ Bueling, a respected cattle rancher and grain farmer from the Sandhills of South Eastern North Dakota along with Alfred Ostrum and with the assistance of Russ Danielson, Professor of Animal Science at North Dakota State University.

A composite breed, the distinctive belt is largely derived from the Dutch Belt dairy cattle infused with genetics from Scotch Highland, Belted Galloway, Angus, Chianina, Limousin, and Shorthorn cattle. Cattle can be polled or horned.

 

[Jassy]

I want one! They'd make great herd markers...Thanks for posting these..I hadn't seen them before...

 

[Plumberbutt]

I've read several of your posts Soap and have come to the conclusion that you really have a way with words....I guess you'd have to call it "Bilingual".

 

[RSL]

Nice cattle. and here I thought they were 2/3 Angus 1/2 Char...

 

[Grassfarmer]

Nice cattle. and here I thought they were 2/3 Angus 1/2 Char...

Math not your strong point RSL? :wink: :lol: :lol: