OtterCreekRanch
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It's a bit dry out this way and we are already feeding hay, so we need to cut back on a few head to make it through the winter. We have a few registered Limousin for sell.
First is a cow/calf pair. Cow is a 4/1/2005 female out of a registered Limousin bull and a 50% cow. She is registered 75% Limousin and was shown successfully as a calf. Her calf is a May 2010 heifer out of a nice KRVN Pacesetter son. How is exposed back the same way. Easy keeper with a great bag. We have grafted orphan calves onto her in the past with no issues. Both calves weaned among mid-pack for weight with no additional feed. Would not consider selling her except that she is lower % and we are going to only purebreds next year. $1500 for the pair or $1000 for the cow and $650 for the calf.
Second is a yearling purebred bull. We kept him back to us as our next herd sire, but we ended up keeping too many of his sisters. He was raised purely on pasture and hay, so what you see is what you get. He was our top calf last year and set to become a show bull for us, but we did not end up getting to show any calves due to personal reasons. He is thick and nice. He is out of a Winchester daughter and a Pacesetter son. $1000
Much nicer cattle in person. Come out and have a look for yourself.
Thanks
First is a cow/calf pair. Cow is a 4/1/2005 female out of a registered Limousin bull and a 50% cow. She is registered 75% Limousin and was shown successfully as a calf. Her calf is a May 2010 heifer out of a nice KRVN Pacesetter son. How is exposed back the same way. Easy keeper with a great bag. We have grafted orphan calves onto her in the past with no issues. Both calves weaned among mid-pack for weight with no additional feed. Would not consider selling her except that she is lower % and we are going to only purebreds next year. $1500 for the pair or $1000 for the cow and $650 for the calf.
Second is a yearling purebred bull. We kept him back to us as our next herd sire, but we ended up keeping too many of his sisters. He was raised purely on pasture and hay, so what you see is what you get. He was our top calf last year and set to become a show bull for us, but we did not end up getting to show any calves due to personal reasons. He is thick and nice. He is out of a Winchester daughter and a Pacesetter son. $1000
Much nicer cattle in person. Come out and have a look for yourself.
Thanks
