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Have you seen any of the heifers that will be in the jackson county sale?

and this one

Try this out.............

If I remember right, you are from southern oregon area, there are steer sales taking place on 9-20-08 at the lane county fair grounds, 9-27-08 at the jackson county fairgrounds and there are two more taking place in october, one is in roseburg, one is in prineville. To view pics of calves in the...

Yeah, and it looks like they are around 7 months old too. Some people run different programs than others. I was asking because I wanted to know if I needed to leutalayse anything, or if he was willing to hold them over and breed them. We run a 500 pair ranch with herd bulls so its a little...

Where are you located and when were they born?

I'm interested in 2 of them but have a couple of questions. How much for 2, would he truck them to oregon, and will they be bred back? Or I am willing to trade a bred pair.

Are you selling them with calves on side? How much are you asking for each one, and how far are you willing to haul them?

So I am located in Oregon and am looking for either a Maine anjou heifer, a pb black angus,  or a simmental angus X heifer to produce club calves. My price range is $1500 but I am willing to consider other prices. I am only interested in heifers in the surrounding states, so the fuel bill won't...

I was looking at the coloring under the eyeball where the white and brown meet.  Kind of an interesting swirl pattern. 

I like her, but what is going on with below her eye?

How many successful small-time cattle ranching operations do you know of that don't have a wife working in town though.

both, breed the cross breds to purebred maine bulls, and the purebreds to three way crosses (if you are showing them).

While I typed that message I was visiting with a friend who has a bachelors degree in animal nutrition.  I gave you my input and her input

You don't use a finisher until they are on feed and the worry of them going off of feed is out of the way.  In this heat they are more likely to go off of a "hot" feed, such as corn, barley, etc.  It may/may not cause bloating, but why take the chance of making her sick.  Also, because the fair...

It's my own personal opinion, but if she is a good heifer, and she is bred, I see no need to give her "legal" steroids.  I don't know a ton about the stuff but I do know what it does to their cells and coming from both a commercial breeder and a show breeder, I think that it is irresponsible to...

No problem, I'm sure that you will find one out there that will work for you.

I have one posted if you are interested.

Don't start her on a finisher, start her like I said to and slowly bump up 1/4-1/2lbs of barley a day and the same with rolled oats. so your first feeding will be this; 1/3/4 flakes hay, 1/4 flake alfalfa 5 lbs (2 coffee cans) wet cob (the taste will get her interested) Wait two days, then...

you're welcom, remember you can ask me if you need any help with her.