Just some fun....our calf possee...some anyway lol (pic heavy)

[allenslabs]

Know that some might be bored with calf pictures but thought I might as well toss in a few of my own. LOL!

This is two heifers and one of our steers. The dad to these is our half angus/half gelbvieh "balancer" bull....Beau is what we call him LOL!
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This here is little Tinkerbell. She came out no bigger than a minute and has been full of life from day one.
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This is "The General". He is the only beef steer we had this spring.
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Here is Turbo. She got that name as she is always turbo charged with energy. She loves to chase the Kawasaki Mule we use to check the cows. That's how I got this shot of her. LOL!
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Part of the group of holstein steers we bought this spring to work as the grass eaters. Turned out to be a nice crew. LOL!
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Here is one of the bigger calves.
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[genebo]

Nice pictures. Thanks.

[sassafras manor]

Out of curiousity what were the starting weights on the holsteins when you bought them this spring?

[topside1]

Great photos...thanks.

[BlackWillowFarm]

Nice herd you have there. Thanks for sharing.

[farmgirl6]

what a nice herd, gorgeous!

[allenslabs]

Ya know...I am not sure really. I would GUESS they were about 2-250. They have been really great to have. They are generally calm and so easy to get along with. I just bought a little bottle baby friday and am curious to see how he does. He's sure cute that's for sure. But when I bought those boys they were weaned off milk and grain and eating grass. I just bought them as we were short on cows and high on pasture and wanted some to eat down the grass.

[allenslabs]

And thank you all. I love having all the critters.....even on the days they drive me nuts.....<GRIN>. Being able to get the pictures from my phone to my computer so easily is making this picture thing fun! LOL!