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Got three nice calves this spring, two out of Angus Cows and one out of a heatwave cow. I plan on using him more this year. Will try and get some pics to post one calf came  3 days early and the other two went full term.

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I have three show steers for sale #1 - Indian Outlaw X Angus Cross Cow, DOB 3/1/11, Weighs ~450-500,Registered Shorthorn Plus  $1300 #2 - JSAR Rodman X Reg. Angus Cow, DOB 2/22/11, Weighs ~450-500, Registered Angus  $1200 #3 - Highliner X Reg. Angus Cow, DOB 2/22/11, Weighs ~ 400, He is a...

I have Calves sired by Indian outlaw, Tyson, and Highliner for Sale. Will Be weaned around Aug/Septemeber. Located in NE Kansas. The pic is of a  steer calf out of Indain Outlaw X Angus Cross Dam Thanks Jason Kleopper Kleopper Cattle Farms

Been getting close to 50% and yes im sure you are right about a few false heats each year.

Have used them for quite a few years and glued the right on top to the tailhead. Saw a neighbor put them right  in front of the tailhead.  How do some of you guys do it and do they seem to stay on one way better than the other. Thanks Jason

Here are some possibilites, depending on how much protein content you are looking for in the feed. But a cheaper alternative around here is using ethanol by-products like corn gluten or a Dried Distilled grain. A cheap ration we use to feed out butcher calves  include corn cluten, corn, and...

I have heard that you can use CIDR's twice if you clean then and keep them dry after there first use. Are they as effective as the first time or less effective? Thanks for the info

We have cows on fescue all summer and fall, and have very little trouble with it. We feed them fescue mineral two to three weeks before we turn them out and all throughout the time they are on pasture.

Was the calf pretty big? I believe that it has to do with the position they are in the uterus, sometimes when they are big they dont have enough space and it doesnt allow them to straighten their legs and that what cause the problem.

Here are a couple that I have had, first one a is a heifer and second one is a bull. Hefier weighted 75 lbs and bull 90. Both strong topped and good bone. The picture of the bull was only at one day of so it isnt very good but it shows his color.

I had the same trouble to, and I found out that my pics were too big. You have to open your pics in whatever picture program you have and resize it to a smaller size and save it. I had good luck with doing it this way and it hasnt done it to me since.

Just had another Indian Outlaw calf today. A bull calf the weighed 90 lbs. He is pretty much the same color out of the heifer calf I previously posted.

Thanks

Here is a updated pic of the above heifer. She's good topped and lots of bone.

Here is a updated pic of the heifer. Seems to be good topped and lots of bone so far.

Here is a pic of a Indian Outlaw out of an Angus Cross Dam. She weight 75 lbs unassisted. They are not very good pics but she was only a couple of hours old.

Here is a pics of Indian Outlaw out of a Angus Cross Dam.It is a heifer and weighed 75 lbs unassisted. The pics are not very good but she was only a few hours old. Will updated pics when she gets a little older.

Yes very true just happy to have two happy and healthy calves.

Here is a set of twins out of Highliner X PB Angus (First Calf heifer). They were born 2/22/11. They had to be pulled but are doing good and the heifer accepted both of them. One is a bull and he weighed 60 lbs, and one is a hefier 50 lbs. The Second picture is of the bull