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Livestock/General Farming photo thread ***READ MOD NOTE IN POST #1***
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Right lads, I used this link as it's a large image so open it in a new tab/window and use zoom. Read from left to right i.e. go clockwise. Forgot to number them.
If you get stuck, just ask! And ignore my bookmarks! :pac:
http://img39.imageshack.us/img39/3352/pxm3.jpg:pac::pac::pac:
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a i see my bad.great show to watchI was trying to get the echo in
new show out called under the dome
have it downloaded but havent watched it yet
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1553656/0 -
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here is a few photos I took in the last few days
5 month sim x limo Bull
First time calver with a nice quite heifer. One to keep an eye on for replacement
hereford x limo, On my watch list
but a little nervous so must make sure she doesnt turn into a daft b**** 
Caught this guy sunbathing
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Nice calves Zetor. Stock bull or AI?ZETOR_IS_BETTER wrote: »here is a few photos I took in the last few days
Jeez, I thought he was dead!!Caught this guy sunbathing0 -
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3 heifers by APZ. Wasn't too impressed with these early on but they're all starting to shape up nicely now. The last one in particular was the size of a rabbit when it was born but is starting to turn inside out. The 3 of them are also out of average cows so my impression of APZ is improving.
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just do it wrote: »Nice calves Zetor. Stock bull or AI?
Jeez, I thought he was dead!!
They are off the stock bull. First time with a limo. Will try a few ai next spring hopefully
I thought the calf was in trouble until i poked his dangly bits 0 -
it looked like the calf had a belly full off gass,a neighbour of mine lost two cows last yr to it,nothing wrong with the cow when he checked them in the evening ,went out in the morning to check they where dead with massive blowed up bellies on them.ZETOR_IS_BETTER wrote: »They are off the stock bull. First time with a limo. Will try a few ai next spring hopefully
I thought the calf was in trouble until i poked his dangly bits0 -
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redzerologhlen wrote: »Another springers heifer calf, right happy with the way they have bred this year.
No doubt about it redzer, you're doing something right up there 0 -
JDI, it's the bull. I know he's ginger but come on:P:P:Pjust do it wrote: »No doubt about it redzer, you're doing something right up there0 -
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redzerologhlen wrote: »Another springers heifer calf, right happy with the way they have bred this year.
what age did these springers calve down and how do you think they done since calving?
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ordinary farmer wrote: »what age did these springers calve down and how do you think they done since calving?
Most of them calved at 23-25 months and there was a few that were 3 year olds that I bought as very handy weanlings. They are the finest now, bulling away at the moment and making a nice job of the calves. They are handy enough size wise but but not enough to justify leaving them another year i think, The calves out of the 2 year olds are every bit as good as the ones out of the 3 year olds.0 -
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ordinary farmer wrote: »what age did these springers calve down and how do you think they done since calving?
Just to add on another bit, the pic will give you an idea of the size of them. That heifer calved around the middle of April as did the one on the left of the pic with her head chopped off.
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