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bob charles · 23-05-2013 04:16PM

redzerologhlen wrote: »

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Are taking to advertising yourself on the net Red?

Some Clare fellows get awful attached to those sheep

redzerologhlen · 23-05-2013 06:35PM

bob charles wrote: »

Are taking to advertising yourself on the net Red?

Some Clare fellows get awful attached to those sheep

No need to advertise Bob, one woman/sheep is enough trouble for me!!

bbam · 23-05-2013 08:16PM

Good thing the bucket isn't any deeper !!
These girls are just 8 months old, bucket reared..
Oh.. and they'll be on fresh grass on Saturday after a dose

, they're just cleaning down a field after this years sucks..

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One thing about the bucket.. They get mighty friendly

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1chippy · 23-05-2013 08:56PM

I had pictured redzer as more of a short stocky, half balding farmer in me own head.

redzerologhlen · 23-05-2013 09:42PM

1chippy wrote: »

I had pictured redzer as more of a short stocky, half balding farmer in me own head.

Sound :P

darragh_haven · 23-05-2013 09:45PM

1chippy wrote: »

I had pictured redzer as more of a short stocky, half balding farmer in me own head.

He is! Who do you think is holding the camera.

limo_100 · 23-05-2013 10:11PM

bbam wrote: »

Good thing the bucket isn't any deeper !!
These girls are just 8 months old, bucket reared..
Oh.. and they'll be on fresh grass on Saturday after a dose , they're just cleaning down a field after this years sucks..

what weight would they be bbm?? by the way the whitehead with the black eye is a great broad heifer

bbam · 23-05-2013 10:32PM

limo_100 wrote: »

what weight would they be bbm?? by the way the whitehead with the black eye is a great broad heifer

Ahh.. I'm not great at the weights..
250kg-260kg

280 if ya were in the field buying

limo_100 · 23-05-2013 10:47PM

bbam wrote: »

Ahh.. I'm not great at the weights..
250kg-260kg

280 if ya were in the field buying

o jesus i think there 300kg ha. is that the weight you would have being hoping for or has the bad year affected them? when do you sell them as yearlings is it??

munkus · 23-05-2013 11:03PM

Goodman Red,

Always nice to put a face to the poster. Had you down as an auld lad too.

bbam · 24-05-2013 06:14AM

limo_100 wrote: »

o jesus i think there 300kg ha. is that the weight you would have being hoping for or has the bad year affected them? when do you sell them as yearlings is it??

For this bunch we've been working towards 400kg at ~14 months. They were bought late last year as spring prices were too dear. They are out about 4 weeks now and were happy enough with their progress. Been hitting 0.8-0.9 kg a day weight gain since they were dropped. I think this is their potential.

Dampintheattic · 24-05-2013 11:30AM

Cloverfield Excellent (CXY), heifer calf. Three months to the day when picture taken. Off a Lim x Char cow.

hugo29 · 24-05-2013 11:41AM

munkus wrote: »

Goodman Red,

Always nice to put a face to the poster. Had you down as an auld lad too.

id say if everyone confirmed what age they were then there would be a lot of surprises,
hey redzer it looks like its not the first time you had a sheep in that grip:D

naughto · 24-05-2013 03:09PM

ya should see redzer facebook page
iv allways said it that people post to much info about them selves on the net

redzerologhlen · 24-05-2013 04:13PM

naughto wrote: »

ya should see redzer facebook page
iv allways said it that people post to much info about them selves on the net

Sure if someone knows you the know you and if they dont they dont, simple as that in my opinion.

ger b · 24-05-2013 09:19PM

9mth old ardlea dan bull

ger b · 24-05-2013 09:21PM

9mth old ardlea dan bull

renandstimpy · 25-05-2013 09:09PM

one tagged for replacement heifer born feb out of FL22 out of the simmental cross cow .

Muckit · 25-05-2013 09:32PM

Let out this bunch of yearlings today. These are the first animals we've let out this 'spring', the first bunch last year went out on the 15 March!

How and ever, I'm delighted how well they have done over the winter since they were bought last November.

Bodacious · 25-05-2013 11:21PM

bought this lad today to tease cows, had the squeezers out to do him but he is a little smasher.. almost too good to squeeze 8 months old

pakalasa · 26-05-2013 09:59AM

ADX & STQ heifer calves.

bogman_bass · 26-05-2013 10:38AM

Who said you can't get a good calf from an easy calving bull?
Fl22 out of a REQ cow 8 months old

Muckit · 26-05-2013 10:41AM

pakalasa wrote: »

ADX & STQ heifer calves.

Is it? Could it be!!? The first pics from the Pakalasa ranch?

lovely calves btw, great shape

Muckit · 26-05-2013 10:43AM

bogman_bass wrote: »

Who said you can't get a good calf from an easy calving bull?
Fl22 out of a REQ cow 8 months old

Ah now, there's quality for ya

Oh and grass!

munkus · 26-05-2013 07:52PM

http://www.youtube.com/embed/3k2ktEouqHo

There ya go.

What kind of grass was that?

JohnBoy · 26-05-2013 08:03PM

1chippy wrote: »

I had pictured redzer as more of a short stocky, half balding farmer in me own head.

No that's bob you're thinking of

bogman_bass · 26-05-2013 08:41PM

Muckit wrote: »

Ah now, there's quality for ya Oh and grass!

plenty of vegetable matter but not all grass unfortunatly. Bloody buttercups!:mad:

Muckit · 26-05-2013 08:47PM

bogman_bass wrote: »

plenty of vegetable matter but not all grass unfortunatly. Bloody buttercups!:mad:

Tell me about it. They are everywhere. Another legacy of 'summer' 2012 :rolleyes:

bogman_bass · 27-05-2013 08:19AM

3 month old ADX calf

bbam · 27-05-2013 08:23AM

bogman_bass wrote: »

3 month old ADX calf

Nice stock..
And a seriously steep field

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