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Nice set of heifer calves to bad we aren't closer

Not to be mean but you NEED BETTER PICTURES!

Good looking heifer should do well have a black one just like her.

We had a heifer bred to hardcore and the calf weighed 125-140 pounds at birth cow had to have a sea section.

You have yourself some pretty good calves,

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Keep us posted on how he does.

Reach up in there looks like the calf is there or call the vet. Safety first but you need to do something ASAP!

Would Smiling Bob work on big framed cows.

I don't know if the golden child would work? I would try something clubby though, but make sure it has a low birth weight since she is in your future donor program.

I think clubby breeding would work really well on her, very nice heifer.

We are having problems also except with the ones that were AI'ed and i know our bull is good.

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Cute

Nice heifer wouldn't change anything  about her.

My thoughts and prayers go out to his family. I hate cancer its a really bad diesase its taken many peoples lives and some are family members or great friends.

:o Wow great looking steer, he will do very well in the show string i would rather show him then show against him.

My thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends. He was a great guy he gave me lots of good advice. I never knew he even had cancer. (angel) (angel) (angel)

I would like a Perbred Maine Anjou heifer born in February or March of 2010  that is show worthy, and my highest budget is $2,500. I am not willing to travel far i live in SE Iowa. We are going to the Maine Anjou Expo in February so we might wait until then we are just looking around until then.

I have a Chi heifer that is okay when she's tied up, but when we go to lead her she tries everything to get away but she's never got away. What do i do? Please help!