B Bward Well-known member Joined Feb 11, 2005 Messages 192 Reaction score 0 Location Alberta Oct 26, 2013 #1 Pre weaning calves. [/img]
D Denny Well-known member Joined Feb 10, 2005 Messages 5,624 Reaction score 0 Location Mn usa Oct 26, 2013 #2 Pretty soggy, what breed are those calves? They look heavy nice job.
B Bward Well-known member Joined Feb 11, 2005 Messages 192 Reaction score 0 Location Alberta Oct 26, 2013 #3 They are Santa Simm cross.
D Denny Well-known member Joined Feb 10, 2005 Messages 5,624 Reaction score 0 Location Mn usa Oct 26, 2013 #4 that was my guess but was'nt sure.
L LazyWP Well-known member Joined Apr 24, 2009 Messages 1,700 Reaction score 0 Oct 27, 2013 #5 Really nice looking calve!!!
S Soapweed Well-known member Joined Feb 11, 2005 Messages 16,264 Reaction score 61 Location northern Nebraska Sandhills Oct 27, 2013 #6 Those calves are huge, and will hit the scales mighty hard. Thanks for the pictures.
4 4Diamond Well-known member Joined May 16, 2008 Messages 1,058 Reaction score 0 Location Missouri Oct 28, 2013 #7 11th pic down, are those bush hogging tracks in the back ground? If so were they using auto steer? wow that 's straight lines, I approve!
11th pic down, are those bush hogging tracks in the back ground? If so were they using auto steer? wow that 's straight lines, I approve!
A AngusCowBoy Well-known member Joined Jul 19, 2010 Messages 112 Reaction score 0 Location ND Oct 30, 2013 #8 4Diamond said: 11th pic down, are those bush hogging tracks in the back ground? If so were they using auto steer? wow that 's straight lines, I approve! Click to expand... Looks like it was heavy harrowed
4Diamond said: 11th pic down, are those bush hogging tracks in the back ground? If so were they using auto steer? wow that 's straight lines, I approve! Click to expand... Looks like it was heavy harrowed
B Big Muddy rancher Well-known member Joined Feb 10, 2005 Messages 22,677 Reaction score 1,100 Location Big Muddy valley Oct 30, 2013 #9 AngusCowBoy said: 4Diamond said: 11th pic down, are those bush hogging tracks in the back ground? If so were they using auto steer? wow that 's straight lines, I approve! Click to expand... Looks like it was heavy harrowed Click to expand... Probably just the stubble rows after combining. Those air seeders equipped with auto steer leave pretty straight rows.
AngusCowBoy said: 4Diamond said: 11th pic down, are those bush hogging tracks in the back ground? If so were they using auto steer? wow that 's straight lines, I approve! Click to expand... Looks like it was heavy harrowed Click to expand... Probably just the stubble rows after combining. Those air seeders equipped with auto steer leave pretty straight rows.
4 4Diamond Well-known member Joined May 16, 2008 Messages 1,058 Reaction score 0 Location Missouri Oct 30, 2013 #10 :shock: Shoulda guessed that. I assumed all harvested crops were on table top flat land.
