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Headliner X Black Impact heifer calf Here she is fellas! This beautiful young heifer calf is out of our best foundation cow that comes from some old genetics from before I was born! Her momma (Erika) is the mother to Erika's Miss Bubbles, a GF Kadabra daughter which is our latest donor cow.  A...

Headliner x Black Impact heifer calf Take a look at this young heifer! She is a maternal sibling to our latest successful donor, Erika's Miss Bubbles.  A 3/4 sibling out of Erika's Miss Bubbles and the Headliner has been quite a success for the Scott/Facemyer family here in Ohio over the past...

Tiny Tim x Sooner Here is a Tiny Tim bull calf out of our new Sooner 101M cow.  He has a broad level top line, a large square quarter, tons of rib shape and depth, well set legs, and he is rounded out with some nicely sloped pasterns! This high percentage Maine calf will work well on heifers...

That's a very good question and I'll see what I can find out! I'm going to start college next year and I intend to be a veterinarian specializing in embryology and genetic cloning so this question interests me! I'll get back wih you today hopefully!

We have a darn nice one and only heifer this year and she is jet black! I'm really excited about her.

Well the one thing I know about cotton seed hulls is it will take the hair off a calf fast! So I suggest you feed it in moderation and maybe try some condensed pellets like belt buster or guts!

The calves are a tad young yet for pictures but I am hoping to post some within the next month. With senior year rounding down it has been difficult!

I'm gonna give this site a try because I know a lot of people who use it but we have several calves for sale this year. If anyone is in the market for some nice purebred Maine Anjou calves let me know. Just went to see the calves out of our embryo program today and I was impressed. Also, we have...

Honestly I would breed her to Mossy Oak! We had a Mossy Oak that won the Tennessee Beef Agribition a few years back and I know of a Mossy Oak X Sim/Angus cow who tore it up out west several years back!