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Old 01/16/10, 03:12 PM
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a video I took this morning of the 2 new calves running in the barn.
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I love draft animals, and have always wanted to train a yoke of oxen, and if I had more time and alot more money them calves would be headed my way. Where in gods green earth would you ever find a pair better matched for color. They would make the snappiest yoke of oxen you would ever find. We have raised rare breed animals before and it sure ain`t a money maker. I hate to think of how many different farm animals are near extinct(sp) I comend anyone that is keeping them going. Thanks Marc.
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Old 01/16/10, 10:30 PM
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Discovered the Randall breed a few months ago on the internet by accident. So intriguing! Wish I could get these guys, but I'm WAY down south and, truth is, I don't really need them Hope you get the price you're asking. They're beautiful little guys!
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I bought two heifers last year at the local sale barn, that i later learned were Randall lineback. Or so I assume from my research. They will have their first calves in March. I gave under $1/lb at 540 and 560lbs. No papers. Friends think I was crazy to breed or even buy such off colored critters. I actually hope the calves don't show the coloring as it will be a discount at sale time. We see some interesting breeds sell occasionally, belted galoway, white park, scottish highland and of course longhorns. i think your calves are beautiful. As for the value, it is always what someone is willing to pay.
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I bought two heifers last year at the local sale barn, that i later learned were Randall lineback. Or so I assume from my research. They will have their first calves in March. I gave under $1/lb at 540 and 560lbs. No papers.
If you could establish linage you might have something there.
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That video is So Cute! I need oxen like a hole in the head, have No money, and live Way too far away. I have Got to Quit looking at this thread!
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Francismilker, how about when we're both rolling in the dough we split the cost of a trip out east and we can both get some Randall heifers? It's my dream to have some Randall's some day. Talk about the ultimate in american heritage breed cattle! There is a Randall cow at the zoo here in Wichita and she is just gorgeous. Heather
Well for now, I'll just roll in the manure and dream big! lol...... To my knowledge, there's not any of them in Oklahoma........... not that I've seen anyway.. I'd definetly split a trip back East with you though if one of us ever strikes it rich.
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Old 01/18/10, 03:40 PM
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Looks like the pair is sold Thanks for looking everybody!
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Old 01/18/10, 05:30 PM
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Looks like the pair is sold Thanks for looking everybody!
So did anybody on HT buy them? Do we get to have updates on their oxen training?
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Looks like the pair is sold Thanks for looking everybody!
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Glad you were able to sell them.
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Old 01/18/10, 06:42 PM
 
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Do you have any heifers available?
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Old 01/18/10, 11:40 PM
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So did anybody on HT buy them? Do we get to have updates on their oxen training?
I don't know but I don't think so. Usually when I sell a team the new owner intends to update me but gets busy and forgets.

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Congratulations!
Glad you were able to sell them.
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Do you have any heifers available?
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Not right now, I'm working down a waiting list.
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Old 01/22/10, 11:58 AM
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They are beautiful! I've been on your waiting list for a couple years, waiting on a heifer or two myself, just always liked this breed.
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Congrats! They were a great looking pair!
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