Recent content by Jenny

I had never heard a birthweight just knew from somewhere that he was a C Section calf...

beautifully marked stout as can be, sound moving heifer; congrads on owning her! <rock>

look in the Classified section of SteerPlanet... Freddy has been looking for someone just like you for awhile now

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ievOhjq1D8E

that calf was most likely stressed pretty good before birth because of the foot being back; when that happens you can get some oxygen deprivation and even when the calf is born and survives, there can be some brain swelling and that results in a lethargic calf or sometimes you hear them referred...

300 give or take a few...... don't exactly know how many for sure!

I have carried a metal scotch comb at times and if they come towards me with their heads a tap on the nose with the sharp ends of the teeth will take care of aggression; then they don't have to check if you have a stick in your hand or not.

just an April baby; 3/4 Simmi, no relation to any Dream On genetics! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EVRMVKG5K0I

just google milo and add + feeding cattle; that should help you narrow down your results. but it feeds just like corn, however, it has to be cracked or ground because the outer shell is too thick for the cattle to utilize; it takes just a bit more per lb. of gain; it is pretty fine when it is...

we have fed milo to cattle for years; it is the crop that we rotate with from corn....in each field, corn one year, milo the next. milo does what corn does; cattle like it; have to know how to use it but it is good feed. so we sell corn, feed the milo to cattle.

sorry I did not see this until this morning. how did your bloated steer turn out? several things you can do depending on how bad it is. let me know how he is today!

anytime in the next couple of weeks would be great! just wanted to try catch someone going this way.

I do have to disagree with you...... we had one calf alot the same as the one that prompted this thread; had patched the eye, given shots, eye got better then after the meds were worn off, the eye got bad again, so went through all that again, same result. Then I was told by another purebred...

ya gotta tell us about the sires of the calves also; no fair the cow has to bear all the burden....

that calf is marked just like that old bull Buck was; I am really disappointed with so much white like that.  In our country, the commercial guys would never buy a bull with so much white; white on legs is very bad when it comes to marketing. I had two Cut Above calves last spring; one out of...