Fall Cattle photos

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I took some photosyesterday and thought I would share.
Nyla our 5-1/2 yo alpha cow
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Reba will be 4 in december. She was very docile and led like a lamb after I got the halter on her
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Hey! Is that camera beet pulp?
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Freezerboy meets Wellington
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Slow roast, who later went over my 4' no climb fence to get back to his mother. argh!!!!
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itch scratch
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Those calves do not like to be separated from Mom! :rolleyes: Makes separating them harder. I have heard many a story about separating beef calves from Moms.

Beautiful pics. In dairy I think the jerseys have the cutest faces but, I would say for beef it's the highlands!
 

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Ah, Amy, looks like it's weaning time at Allen's Acres! What did Wellington and Freezer Boy think of each other? Is Sweet Pea in with them? (Is Wellington still a bull, or did you steer him?)
 

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those are some goodlooking pics of your cows an calves.an those calves are way to cute.you have some nice baleage there as well.
 

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Ok, I have to admit, your calves are cuter than mine!

It does make me wonder though. When I got my little tiny goat, my herd freaked out, BIG TIME!
I wonder what they would do if I added one of those!
 

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I just love Highlands!!! They are such beautiful creatures~!
 

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Beautiful pictures & love your names!! My cow was already used to goats but my goat had never seen a cow. He was so funny all bristled up making his ears pointy like horns! He tries to butt the bull but scampers away when Nash takes a step towards him! Cows are sooo cool, much easier than horses! J
 

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amysflock- FreezerBoy has been pretty kind to both calves, kinda like a babysitter. Sweetpea has been making sure everyone knows she is the boss. Wellington is still a bull, going to try and keep him that way and sell him. I really need to update my web page and add a for sale section.

SlowRoast is still pretty vocal about being separated from his mom but no longer going through the fence. :)
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He is a little bit of a loaner, only wants his mama
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How funny! He looks like he's getting some brindle coloration. (Talisker's his dad, right? I think Talisker looks like a brindle mahogany, rather than red as he's registered.) And who's facing the camera in the bottom photo? Is that Slow Roast, too? I see some mahogany traits there, too, with the white along his sides. (I'm fascinated by this mahogany thing...both our girls are bred to a mahogany bull.)

Sweet Pea is probably so happy to be alpha over all the boys! Whee!
 

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Cute pics! I really do love the looks of the Scottish Highlands. I got to see one up close and personal quite a number of years ago and told DH I wouldn't mind having one.
 
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