Posted by justanothercase on April 20, 2009 at 18:41:40 from (72.20.68.53):
In Reply to: naming your cattle. posted by billonthefarm on April 20, 2009 at 15:51:47:
i calve out over 150 hd. so i dont have names for them. but it seems that all the problem cows get names. did just name a calf today,an older cow had twins and wont be able to care for two so i pulled one off and will bottle feed it until i can either draft it onto another cow or it can fend for itself. named it "Black Jack" it's a black angus calf and ear tag just happened to be 21. Dads got one weve been helpin a heifer take care of its name is "Rupert", im not sure how the name came up but thats what hes called.
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