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CAB - I suspect you haven't seen any fullblood lowline cattle.  We have many cows here that weigh between 1100 & 1300 lbs.  If they were taller they would be considered small to moderate framed females. Lowline cattle are angus, pure and simple.  So breeding a lowline bull is like using a small...

22 months old and 1100 lbs at time of pic, 60 lb b/w (ET calf).  Sired by Bluey out of Goan Black Opal, owned by Lazy G Lowlines.  Currently being collected at Frontier Genetics in Oregon. 

'cause too many people think of lowlines as being 'mini's...and this bull is anything but that! 

if you can think outside the box then you may want to consider using this bull.  A couple SP guys saw him in Denver this year and were impressed.  He could be set up better in the front...

There is a difference between breeders and poeple who multiply cattle and hope to get a good one. This is so true!  We've seen alot of this in the lowline breed where people are just trying to get calves on the ground rather than trying to produce quality.

the little boy's name is Drake Dixon, no relation. His performance sure is fun to watch.

Lowlines have (2) herdbooks; 1 for fullbloods (100% and DNA tested back to the original Australian herd) and 1 for percentages.  The percentage herdbook allowed cattlemen to utilize the lowline genetics on their commercial cattle for low birthweights, downsizing, hybrid vigor, etc.  The...

the lowline cross (red angus, simmi, maines, etc.) are gaining in popularityl. We get alot of inquiries from commercial guys who want to downsize their cattle.  Those 1700+ cows are getting a little too big for some breeders, and they can breed to lowline bulls to downsize in (1) generation.  We...

We just showed under him and he likes clean-fronted heifers that can walk.

That would be an interesting cross (lowline and the 'beast').  Maybe they could be called a beast-line.

Thanks, we appreciate it!  Showed a few fullblood heifers and all 3 were 2nd in their class, and one was reserve champ in her division.  Bulls tomorrow, cross your fingers for us!  Had Justin & company check out our bulls earlier today, think they liked them. 

We may have some ideas on what to refill that tank  with also ! ;)

Stop by and say hello, we will be there till noon at least

Heard about a new product today http://vetericyn.com/media/rfdtv.php supposed to be the best thing out there

50 + degrees and sunny today and same for tomorrow. looks good through the weekend!

Justin is just a couple pens from us and he's been pretty busy. There are some very nice percentage cattle here, including the GC heifer from the NILE, Supreme champ from KC (or Louiseville?) and both are RED!

I tried bacon grease with no luck.

I have covered runs for all my chickens so I don't have to worry about predators, plus they get fresh air all the time.  I don't have a problem with other birds eating their food, though we've got ALOT of crows eating the cattle's grain.  Guess if the cattle don't eat fast enough the grain is...

You do what you've got to do.... can't keep them all, especially in this economy.

There were people I knew that would've liked to pick up an $1800 fullblood....pretty cheap if you ask me.