2 day old rainmaiker hfr RAISED BY DIAMOND G CATTLE CO.

[steerjockey]

rainmaker x simm/shorthorn/angus

* color patern should catch some attention

pm me for info

 

[beefy08]

pm'd you

 

[BAILEYFARMS]

You don't wast anytime letting there navel dry before trying to sell them.

 

[farmboy]

less time i have in a calf = more profit. nice rainmaker.

 

[steerjockey]

less time i have in a calf = more profit. nice rainmaker.

amen to that anyone who knows this market and clubcalves can tell a good one within the first week of them bein born the sooner you can sell a good one the better it leaves more room for profit to the next owners

 

[Jill]

Have to agree on that, the really good ones are good from day one!

 

[OH Breeder]

That color pattern is very striking. Should catch an eye. If she is out of Rainmaker, he is out of Manchild.Would get a 1/4 from Rainmaker but anything on the dam? Is she Shorthorn plus eligible?

 

[steerjockey]

no papers on the mothers side but should be able to get appendix shorthorn papers on the calf

 

[CM Cattle]

Nice calf.

 

[steerjockey]

thanks

 

[BAILEYFARMS]

less time i have in a calf = more profit. nice rainmaker.

amen to that anyone who knows this market and clubcalves can tell a good one within the first week of them bein born the sooner you can sell a good one the better it leaves more room for profit to the next owners

I don't about everyone else out there but i 've raised and seen several calves that look pretty good at first that end up bring about $1 a pound at the local sale barn. I'm not saying that the calf isn't nice but be careful about buying one this early.

 

[steerjockey]

well thanks for the advice but ive never been burnt especially when they are out of proven cows

 

[chambero]

less time i have in a calf = more profit. nice rainmaker.

amen to that anyone who knows this market and clubcalves can tell a good one within the first week of them bein born the sooner you can sell a good one the better it leaves more room for profit to the next owners

I don't about everyone else out there but i 've raised and seen several calves that look pretty good at first that end up bring about $1 a pound at the local sale barn. I'm not saying that the calf isn't nice but be careful about buying one this early.

My thoughts exactly.  But maybe my cows just aren't that good   Overall, I have no interest in buying extremely young calves from anyone.  I know how much ours change over time.  It's bad enough trying to project them at 3-4 months old.

 

[WWS]

Seen them change a bunch and don't care to buy them with all the baby "fuzz" either or to sell them that young but hey its just me.