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Post by tcranch on Sept 19, 2019 7:06:24 GMT -6
Except they're mother/daughter. Cupid, in the front, was born in '12 and Clover (first calf heifer this year) was born in '17. Even the markings on their bags are almost identical. Easy keepers, great mamas, raise nice calves and an awesome lineage that always calves within the first 3 weeks of spring calving. Fortunately they didn't inherit the "fat gene" from their matriarch, the infamous Steamroller   |
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Post by angusrancher on Sept 19, 2019 13:23:55 GMT -6
Nice WF cow and heifer.......did you and your husband have any trouble agreeing on the names?  |
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Post by tcranch on Sept 19, 2019 17:11:49 GMT -6
Nice WF cow and heifer.......did you and your husband have any trouble agreeing on the names? He named one cow 8 years ago and it's a stupid name so he's banned. She's our quintessential red headed step child, compliments of the neighbors bull, and you can spot her a mile away. Yes, she has a pink nose and tongue but he named her Pink Tongue. Seriously??? Plus they're really my girls. That said, he is the one that started giving the bulls salty names, I just continued the tradition. |
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Post by greybeard on Oct 25, 2019 20:42:21 GMT -6
They are twins... From 1975. My twin boys and my father.  A year or so later... me, the twin boys and my daughter. (wife wouldn't let me hold our newborn boy at the same time)  where did the years decades go? |
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Post by tcranch on Oct 26, 2019 6:49:59 GMT -6
Super cute! Is that red hair? They look like Opie Taylor.
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Post by greybeard on Oct 26, 2019 7:38:56 GMT -6
yes..'the rusty boys' their cousins call them..
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