Native breeds photographs

[Tim G]

More middles

 

[Wolds Beef]

Lincoln Red Article. A modern NATIVE Breed.

 

[Woolless]

Second year calving own cows and first year calving outside, going well so far. These are Traditional Herefords, calves are off a bull bred by @Cowgirl and she will also recognise the heifer in the first pic! Calf in the last photo was born early February.

 

[JP1]

 

[Woolless]

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@muleman how do you like those Angus?

 

[Wolds Beef]

I thought they were Dexters!!
WB

 

[JP1]

@muleman how do you like those Angus?

Shadwell next to me, there'd be no cow under 1000kg

 

[muleman]

@muleman how do you like those Angus?

Very nice arent they, maybe hardly as good as that nowadays and thats 60 yrs since.

 

[Woolless]

Very nice arent they, maybe hardly as good as that nowadays and thats 60 yrs since.

I saw cattle very similar to that in Argentina when on honeymoon 17 years since. Not surprising, as a lot of bulls sold at Perth in the 60s went that direction. Beef was excellent too...

 

[Woolless]

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Second year calving own cows and first year calving outside, going well so far. These are Traditional Herefords, calves are off a bull bred by @Cowgirl and she will also recognise the heifer in the first pic! Calf in the last photo was born early February.

@Hilly forgot to tag you in. More hands off Hereford calving here (see above).

 

[Wolds Beef]

@JP1 Not for much longer!! Some friends brought us the catalogue to look over. Are you saving your pennies? or talking to the Bank Manager!!
WB

 

[ladycrofter]

@Cowslip same ears here

 

[Tim G]

Our Longhorn cows and calves looking content this morning.

 

[Daddy Pig]

Border Leicesters

 

[topground]

Sheeted Somersets getting used to grazing up to the electric fence.

 

[BAF]

Not the brilliant picture it was 15 seconds before I got my phone out of my pocket! Some rather hot, curvy ladies ready for haircuts. We weighed the lambs last week and were very pleased with the weights. I'll sort through them at the end of the month and see IF there's any that I like enough to try and sell pedigree. There's potentially 6 or 8 that I liked so fingers crossed I still like them!

 

[Woolless]

Not the brilliant picture it was 15 seconds before I got my phone out of my pocket! Some rather hot, curvy ladies ready for haircuts. We weighed the lambs last week and were very pleased with the weights. I'll sort through them at the end of the month and see IF there's any that I like enough to try and sell pedigree. There's potentially 6 or 8 that I liked so fingers crossed I still like them!

Cracking lambs! How old are they?

 

[BAF]

Cracking lambs! How old are they?

I think the eldest would be about 12 weeks old. That lamb on the right would be one of the younger ones and he'd be about 8 weeks I think. There's 1 tup lamb that I think could be a bit special, he was when he was born at least! The ewes have done them well to be fair to them. The picture doesn't do them justice they looked much smarter before I took my phone out of my pocket!

 

[Henarar]

Not the brilliant picture it was 15 seconds before I got my phone out of my pocket! Some rather hot, curvy ladies ready for haircuts. We weighed the lambs last week and were very pleased with the weights. I'll sort through them at the end of the month and see IF there's any that I like enough to try and sell pedigree. There's potentially 6 or 8 that I liked so fingers crossed I still like them!

they could do with a haircut what breed are they ?

 

[BAF]

they could do with a haircut what breed are they ?

Southdowns. Just waiting on the shearer! The old girl in the front always gets looking like a bloody merino before they're shorn! There's some sturdy wenches under that fluff mind!