grannys gone and done it

[Granny Hatchet]

need more money and a friendlier good neighbor first

or half of your existing pasture fenced off and a new shed .

 

[twisted-acres-farm]

Robert finally heard from Hot Disch Farms he is going to take new pics of the girls, SBR 19 is nice and healthy according to him. Robert say's Craig sound like the old fashioned farmer type honest and straight talking.

Bother 19 and Janet are currently sharing a pasture with a bull. Good news all around

 

[twisted-acres-farm]

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not with that creek running thru it and the flash flooding and ice burgs we can get. Also not sure just barbed wire or even sucker rod would keep 2 bulls apart during the "rut"

 

[Granny Hatchet]

Robert finally heard from Hot Disch Farms he is going to take new pics of the girls, SBR 19 is nice and healthy according to him. Robert say's Craig sound like the old fashioned farmer type honest and straight talking.

Bother 19 and Janet are currently sharing a pasture with a bull. Good news all around

can you change SBR19 s name ? or will that be a big todo ?

 

[Wishing4Wings]

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NO they are registered but NO traceable ancestory with out lots of DNA testing. and with out bloodline you can NOT figure out the color possiblilties of calves and such
The only thing you won't know about the color genes are if they have one or none Imperial gene.

If they have trim, one Royal gene. No trim, no Royal gene.
Grey nose? possible to have one Imperial gene or no Imperial gene. That's the only thing you won't know.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

not with that creek running thru it and the flash flooding and ice burgs we can get. Also not sure just barbed wire or even sucker rod would keep 2 bulls apart during the "rut"

you just said you dont know comet and stars sire.

 

[twisted-acres-farm]

A new loafing barn is on my list for next year. I still have lots of recycled tin left. will leave it open on at least one if not two sides with sloped roof.

 

[twisted-acres-farm]

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I don't

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not sure since she is 17 if it would be worth the hoopla and she is probably used to being called old #19 and other unprintable names

She did have a still born last year and then did NOT cycle last year.

 

[twisted-acres-farm]

Quote: Were you seeing green??

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NO they are registered but NO traceable ancestory with out lots of DNA testing. and with out bloodline you can NOT figure out the color possiblilties of calves and such
The only thing you won't know about the color genes are if they have one or none Imperial gene.

If they have trim, one Royal gene. No trim, no Royal gene.
Grey nose? possible to have one Imperial gene or no Imperial gene. That's the only thing you won't know.

Comet is native (grey) and Star is native trim ( thus 1/2 royal or 100% trim) imperial on both unknown at the moment I need better looks at their calves noses

 

[Granny Hatchet]

I don't

not sure since she is 17 if it would be worth the hoopla and she is probably used to being called old #19 and other unprintable names

She did have a still born last year and then did NOT cycle last year.

she is going to be a waste of money. no babies from her unless you want her for meat. But, I have a lot of chickens that are a waste and knew it when I bought them. speckled sussex hen with spurs was one of them. LOL