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Pics will come as soon as those girls hit my property :)

Wow, thats kind of interesting..Your right, then you should get paid dairy price...Hmmm..I just bought two 200# simmental heifers....oh what fun they will be to break..:celebrate

:welcome Good luck and have fun!

I'd say so too probably jerseyxangus, people tend to do that around here, oh well, for the lil price I paid he will taste just fine in another year ............oh yeah, ma, I'm going to see some simm's tomorrow :)

Oh yeah, he thought he was sleeping over tonight and that I could just take him to school in the morning. He said and I quote " every time I'm here I'm feeding him, and scooping poop, and putting him to bed!" lol I'm not going to argue with that!

That has yet to be determined. The tag in his ear, he is definately from a dairy, but he is definately more beef.

Oh it crossed my mind.! First time feeding a calf the boy did well!

Here is our "lil red" eating and playing well, even tried to climb the hay stacks!

Oooooooooooooook, no wonder!! I completely forgot it was April fools and That was GREAT one Kitty!!!:bun

Why are all the words messed up?!!? -Calf- says kid..argh...I'm guessing this is how it's supposed to be?

We have a blue heeler x yellow lab. Love her to death and she's been great for 9 years now, 10 in june. People can't believe how young she looks and acts, though time is catching up but only I notice it. She herds very well, and helps with ornry animals that won't get on trailers. The lab in her...

I want one, but your soo far away :hit

There's pro's and con's...I'll keep my mouth shut :)

Well as long as he is drinking something that is good, got to keep it hydrated. Could give it some pennicillian, I'm sure it wouldn't hurt and also some meds for scours. Other then that, sloppyness could just be him WAY over exceited! haha I had some calves like that and they were just sooo...

reminds me I'm supposed to be making a phone call to pickup a jersey calf for my neice...hmmmmmmmmm...

Well Congrats and have a wonderful trip!!

I'm looking for a longhorn heifer calf, doesn't need to be registered, but does need to look good:) Hubby really wants one, and I definately won't say no!

Soooooooooo after the pathetic showing at the auction I stopped by a neighboring beef farmer and talked to the 87 y/o owner. He was delighted to have me stop by and chat. He has a small herd of black simmental, and has someone load them up and care for them during the winter and brings them back...

So sorry to hear he died! He was a really cute calf.. Good luck with any others :)

I agree, there may be nothing you can do. I had a twin from my brothers beefers. The mom helped the larger one, but not the smaller, I took care of her for about 5 days, I even woke up twice a night to check on her, but then her vision was going and so I called the vet, here she had meningitis...