i may be interested in thoose little ones that are super stout , have a plan in mind call me at 936-499-3715 south texaschambero said:I've got three new ones on the ground - two out of Cunia grandaughters.
One of them is super stout, heavy boned, and very cool looking. Problem is she is about knee high to a grasshopper. If she grows, she'll be real good. However, I have my doubts. We had a crop of them two years ago and had a heifer calf just like her that was super good looking, but just not big enough. We sent her to the feedlot and she never grew out there either.
Short story - based on my experience I'd certainly use him on large framed cows, otherwise I don't think they'll grow out.
Diamond said:I had the same issue with him, have a heifer out of him that I bought in november , I was worried when my fall calves grew taller then her, but when my march 10 calves got bigger I threw my hands in the air, theres money down the drain. Awsome to look at but a complete PUD!
chambero said:I've got three new ones on the ground - two out of Cunia grandaughters.
One of them is super stout, heavy boned, and very cool looking. Problem is she is about knee high to a grasshopper. If she grows, she'll be real good. However, I have my doubts. We had a crop of them two years ago and had a heifer calf just like her that was super good looking, but just not big enough. We sent her to the feedlot and she never grew out there either.
Short story - based on my experience I'd certainly use him on large framed cows, otherwise I don't think they'll grow out.