Posted by billonthefarm on April 20, 2009 at 15:51:47 from (205.161.2.144):
After all the calves come this spring we will still have only about 40 head of cattle so we get to know them pretty well and some of them have interesting personalities. So they get a name hung on them. I named the new bull bob. We named one cow nosey b!tch. We have steers named, T-bone, boots, chuck, lucky, heinz, pinky and snugglebunny.
We named this pair of twins shake and bake.
Now this cow calf pair belongs to my friend nick. He has been trying to come up with names for them and hasnt had any luck yet so if you have any ideas lets hear'em. She is two years old and this is her first calf. The calf is a month old heifer and they are purebred angus.
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