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Cows - $2,500 (Twin Hills)
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Dash is a four year old Charolais bull that absolutely LOVES attention!!! Can’t express that enough. He is one that we seriously thought about keeping somehow because he is such a sweet bull. He would be fantastic for a homestead bull or for someone wanting a safe, easy to handle bull. He’ll about melt if you brush him with a curry comb. He loves to babysit his calves and his calves always love him. If he is not bought with the group he will not be sold until the girls have been sold.
Adina is a solid cow that has always given us good calves. She’s had a pretty even split between heifers and bull calves. She was fully halter broke in her younger years. She still loves a good scratch and treat. Haven’t haltered her in a few years now but I venture a guess she would pick it right back up if needed. Adina should be three to four months bred.
DOB: 9/10/14
68.5” ttt
Ellie is a beautiful true black cow with a unique set of horns. She is also one that was halter broke when she was younger. She loves a good scratch when the dominate cows aren’t around. She too has had calves very reliably and been a good mom. She has so far had five of five calves be heifers no matter the bull. Ellie should be two full months bred.
DOB: 9/5/18
78” ttt
Zoe is a sweet white cow that makes carbon copies of herself so far. She’s had only bull calves but she raises those boys very handily. She is always the first to come running when moving pastures. She may not be top dog be she will not be left out. Zoe should be about five months bred. DOB:10/29/20
71” ttt
Aspen is our only crossbred cow. She is half Longhorn half Jersey. She milks like crazy for her babies. Miss Aspen has had only heifers so far and all have been nice thick bodied heifers. She should be just coming up on two months bred.
DOB: 10/29/20
Finally we have Flynn. Flynn is a steer that loves life. He gets excited about moving pastures. He’s always been pretty easy to work around even with his giant horns. He is Adina’s son from 2018. He is Ellie’s half brother. They are only two days apart in age. He’d make a fantastic front pasture critter. Don’t let his “solid ” red fool you. This guy brindles up each spring a little differently and usually a little more than the year before. It fades as the summer goes but it’s always fun to see what he sheds out like each spring! DOB: 9/7/18
110” ttt
Willing to consider trades, but we are specifically in the market for breeding age dual registered AMHR/ASPC mini mares that are palomino, buckskin, blanket Appaloosa, gray, or other unique colors or bred Sheep