Like to see the new Bull Calf?

[valley ranch]

Silver Lake Remington, Sire of a new Line. He has no idea what is expected of him.

 

[gzecc]

Do you intend on castrating him? How many bull calfs don't get castrated. If not, is it solely for breeding?

 

[firefighterjake]

Great . . . now I'm thinking about rib eyes or chuck eyes for dinner.

 

[woodgeek]

I was thinking electro-stimulation.

 

[valley ranch]

This calf is to be the man of the herd. He'll have the life of a King

 

[Retired Guy]

I'm thinking of his non-food role.

 

[valley ranch]

This fellows job will be to keep the heifers in calf.

Richard

 

[BrotherBart]

He knows. Look at that look on his face.

 

[Dix]

He knows. A true stud

He got a "classy" look about him. He makes you say "wow" !

 

[BrotherBart]

Been off the ranch for 40 years. What breed is the lil feller?

 

[Adios Pantalones]

jealous. not that I'm attracted to cows, you know...

OK- I'm attracted to cows

 

[Jags]

Strangest looking dog I have ever seen.

 

[osagebow]

Good lookin' calf. My guess is Simmental

 

[valley ranch]

Close but, he's a Jersey, comes from a good family all registered. We went out of state to get him. He' 3 weeks old, still on a bottle, getting stronger every day.

 

[ironpony]

Stud... a lot better future than burgers

 

[begreen]

Poor little guy, born into the life of a sex slave. Looks like he can't wait.

 

[flyingcow]

good looking markings on him. Jerseys are good breed usually pretty laid back for a bull.

 

[Dix]

We have Jerseys out at the museum. Really laid back buncha gals

 

[iceguy4]

Luck bast%$% What is the life expectancy for "normal" bulls?

 

[Seasoned Oak]

He will be the "hugh Hefner" of the herd

 

[Seasoned Oak]

Luck bast%$% What is the life expectancy for "normal" bulls?

He will probably die from exhaustion,with a smile.

 

[valley ranch]

Nice job for a bachelor. The live expectancy is about 20 years. We need to keep this guy very friendly, that's one reason he is being bottle fed.

Richard

 

[yooperdave]

Isn't there some old tale about a man being able to pick up a calf everyday to prove his strength? I wonder just how many days in a row you could do this? (Found some)

(broken link removed to http://thankfarmersblog.vitaplus.com/2011/08/you-cant-pick-up-a-cow-unless-you-try-doing-it-every-day/)

Try not to give him feed with growth hormones in it

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[Adios Pantalones]

Isn't there some old tale about a man being able to pick up a calf everyday to prove his strength? I wonder just how many days in a row you could do this? (Found some)

(broken link removed to http://thankfarmersblog.vitaplus.com/2011/08/you-cant-pick-up-a-cow-unless-you-try-doing-it-every-day/)

Try not to give him feed with growth hormones in it

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That is a breed, the Belgian Blue, not a product of steroids

 

[yooperdave]

That is a breed, the Belgian Blue, not a product of steroids

Yes, I know the examples are a case of selective breeding...saw the episode on Nat. Geo. a few years back. The bull at around min. mark 52 kinda looks like a Jersey, no?

Don't suppose the overpaid professional athletes are starting a selective breeding program, do ya?