pasture pics

[kiblercattle]

moved my bred heifers off dryland pasture to some irrigated pasture yesterday and snapped some pics thought I would share. all angus heifers are by hf tiger 5t and are bred to tc thunder to calve in oct. dark roan shorthorn is a lakeside nitro and should calve to hillside leader in oct. light roan and red and white heifer are by jr drover half brother to x bars jr drover bred to hillside leader to calve in jan.

 

[Gargan]

Nice set of ladies, what state is this? Pretty neat looking country

 

[kiblercattle]

These are in northeastern oregon. Yeah we have some pretty interesting country most people that think they have seen rough cow country haven't seen anything until they come out here.

 

[mark tenenbaum]

I dont know what that Drover bull is-maybe goes back to Medicine man? And eventually back to Byland Dazzler-but I'd use him siight unseen based on those 2 hiefers 1:I know they are calving ease 2: Either 1 will make 2 of anything in that field-width wise O0

 

[Bi-Lane Livestock]

Nice cattle, nice pics...thanks for sharing

 

[frostback]

Cool photos and great cattle. This is why I love this site so much. I see country that I would never see if it not for these type of photos. Everyone keep them coming.

 

[rackranch]

Pretty pics, thanks for sharing..

 

[Davidsonranch]

I thought that looked like eastern Oregon country.  I'm south of you in SE Oregon (Lakeview).  Is that Hermiston / Pendleton area?  Nice looking cows!

 

[kiblercattle]

I thought that looked like eastern Oregon country.  I'm south of you in SE Oregon (Lakeview).  Is that Hermiston / Pendleton area?  Nice looking cows!

We are north on Pendleton about 20 miles and about 3 miles south of the stateline.  Thanks everyone for the comments.

Mark, I don't know how much width that drover bull will put in them but her dams cow family are thick tanks.