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I am a big fan of Open bars...  Crap I should have the post.. Nevermind

a couple more..

Only had two.  One was 85-90 and the other was born on the stalk field two weeks ago.  I would guess about 85-90 on that one too

They were all born early-mid march.  We are currently planning on having a sale this fall.

Here's a few pics i took in the pasture the other night.

Okay its that time of year again.  Who is everyone's derby picks?  A

Don't forget PHA

I don't think he was bragging either.  I think he was just being honest as to what goes on and has guts to say that he is one of the people do it. 

It sounds like she is going to be for sale labor day weekend.  I will post more info when I know more particulars.

It worked once before it could work again.. Read about "Operation ********" http://www.csmonitor.com/2006/0706/p09s01-coop.html

A few questions on websites.  We are thinking about having a sale this fall and was wondering what people get along the best with...  Who do most people use and what are the costs.  Wouldn't need a real extensive website.  Just a main page and possibly a page to put pics on. 

What are his bloodlines?

Get a live trap and when you catch one toss it in the stock tank for awhile. 

I hope she gets blacker!  Anyone have any experience with a calf like this?  Will she be a true blue roan eventually...

Unless they are a donor cow or an AI sire, I don't think they have to be tested to be registered.  I bought a HW heifer last fall that we registered Mainetainer and she has never been tested.

I gave up caffeine, nicotine and alcohol

She is a Who Made Who x something from the salebarn.  She's solid black and is pretty soggy. Pretty sound.

Its a corn that was chopped last fall.

Here is an ET calf from a cow that Cowboy flushed a year ago.  I put a picture of her up awhile back.  Here are a few more from out in the pasture the other day.    Thoughts, opinions.  Feel free to pick her apart.

I say treat them like stray dogs and coyotes...  I know what i do when i see one in the pasture...