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  1. laughingllama75

    10 months old now!

    Chuck is going to be a year in November. He is 43" tall, and with the beef weight tape, he comes in at 701-740#. Half highland, half polled hereford (we bred him for the freezer, and I wish I kept that bull. Oh wait, no....I don't!)\ Him in March Him today Mmm, beefy!
  2. laughingllama75

    So Eggscited! UPDATE

    I cant stand the wait!!!! I have 6 showgirl/silkie eggs under a broody....and they are due to hatch friday. Eeegads! I spent all day today, thinking they were hatching tomorrow. Poo.......time to calm down just a wee bit! :lau I last candled them about 4-5 days ago......there were swimmers in...
  3. laughingllama75

    clipped my steer

    much to his dismay....and, he is a highland cross and had nice long hair but was getting out of the fence every third minute. So, I thought maybe he needed to feel the fence. we'll see how well my idea works. So, here he is. Not a show clip job, thats for sure. he was so good, didn't even bat an...
  4. laughingllama75

    Help with feeding calf

    My friend has a 2 week old Holstien bull she got from a dairy farm on sunday. he has been eating 2 quarts am and pm of milk replacer. the farmer told her NOT to feed more milk than that, as he would get scours. She has been trying to feed him some grain too, but he will not touch it. Any ideas...
  5. laughingllama75

    question about breed

    Ok, another question for the experts. :) My friend recently bought a p.b. jersey cow for milking, and she was SUPPOSEDLY bred to a Pinzgauer bull. the calf was born early this morning.......it is black with white just above the hooves and a WHITE FACE. we think it was not the Pinz. bull they...
  6. laughingllama75

    my Showgirl Chicks

    Ok, the kids are getting bigger! Thought I'd update thier pics. Still not sure if I have boys, girls. or both. Just 2 showgirls so far, but I want more. :D Oh, they are 9 weeks old now. Ok, bigger one, No Name yet. VERY curious.....and friendly. Any ideas on names? Ok, this one is about half...
  7. laughingllama75

    Highland and Angus Cows in NH

    Would like to sell this weekend: 4 year old, open, wonderful Mom. Mumma Snuff is one of the best cows you will come across. I never planned on selling her, but I had a real bad fall last week and got a brain injury and will be out of work for a while. Hubby has reached his limit on doing chores...
  8. laughingllama75

    bad news about me

    I just wanted to let everyone know I will be out of commision for a few weeks. had a bad fall from my horse thursday, he got stung by bees and I got dumped. After 2 seizures in the parking lot, I got airlifted to Boston (brigham and womens hosp.) with sever brain injusy and road rash over 60% of...
  9. laughingllama75

    horse with IR (insulin resistance)

    Does anyone else her have a horse/mini/pony with IR? My 19 year old mini recently got diagnosed, and I was wondering what you fed, or did to help yours? Mine went on a drastic diet, he only gets a handful (literally) of soaked and rinsed, first cut hay 3 times a day and beet pulp twice a day. he...
  10. laughingllama75

    calf pictures, thier growing!

    here is a not so great pic of Zorro, she is 12 weeks and tapes at #340. hard to get a pic of her, she is always in your face. here is Junior, he is 9 weeks and tapes at around #300 patches, she is the one I was questioning the cows heritage. she looks dairy-ish, but polled hereford dad and...
  11. laughingllama75

    Pictures of your llamas?

    Ok, I'll be the first.....anyone want to share pics of thier llamas? I'll start. :D Here are just a few pics/llamas, but thought they were fun. Beanie, my first llama. he was a rescue and and had ABS. 10 years later, he is a great llama Bolt, as a baby and a couple years ago. he is 19 this...
  12. laughingllama75

    5 week old bull wont stop

    mounting everything and everyone (cows only!) in sight. Geez, I wanted to tell him and the hay bale to get a room. :idunno :lau Thought it was a bit young, but I guess he's just normal. My other bull calves didn't seem to start until they were 4-5 months. Huh. Oh well. Just thought I'd share. :D
  13. laughingllama75

    Updated calf pics

    Here is my nice (well, I think so!) highland x hereford steer. He is 5 months this week, and 460 pounds (by the weight tape) here is Zorro (dob 2/20) and her bull calf brother (dob 3/14). Zorro is a nice looking, long little heffer. EXCEPT she has 5 teats. :( Her brother Junior is a laid back...
  14. laughingllama75

    what is a Balancer (beef) cow?

    I saw this breed advertised for semen, and also- how do you pronounce the name? like balance-er or bal ants er ? thanks,
  15. laughingllama75

    Looks like.... Finally!!!!

    my last heffer is probably going to go tonight......she is bedded down in deep straw, not hungry and antsy. Up down, up down. and her udder is FULL and she is stringing and just plain uncomfortable. here's hoping it's not a long night........or week, as her sister showed me with her calf. :(...
  16. laughingllama75

    biting lice

    :hit :rant :somad So anyway, hair loss is from lice. I am SO NOT HAPPY. I was brushing the ladies today, and finally saw the cause of the hair loss. Sick. So, I dosed them all with a pour on, now what? Oh yeah.... the llamas have em' and I am wondering if my chickens do? they guy at the feed...
  17. laughingllama75

    does anyone have piedmontese?

    if so, what can you tell me about them? I am looking for ease of calving, birth size and temperment. I am inteested in breeding my 2 angus and my highland cow to one.....any opinions/hlep greatly appreciated. I dont know much about the breed, done some online research and I only ever meet one...
  18. laughingllama75

    looking for piedmontese semen/bull

    wanted in NH.....I am looking to breed my angus and highland cows to a piedmontese, if anyone has any ideas where to look, please point me in the right direction! Here in NH, no one really has piedmontese, I don't believe. :hu
  19. laughingllama75

    hair loss on hindquartes

    One of my pregnant heifers has a patch of hair missing on each side of her tail.....just below the tailhead and by the pins. Was not bare yesterday......she is due to calf within the week or so. I have not seen her rubbing, but that doesnt mean a thing. I did look her all over this morning, I...
  20. laughingllama75

    Finally! New calf

    Well, 7 days later than the vet predicted. Mom just hung on till she could wait no longer.......at 7:30 this morning, we had a nice heifer calf born. She is angus/polled hereford. Momma was walking in tight circles, and squatting like she had to pee. All of a sudden (in less than 5 minutes, the...
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