#94981
“Black Cow” is a a “100% Beef Composite.” Approx 5 years old. This will be her 3rd calf to beef blonde bull. PTIC As 5-6 months.
“CC - cookies and cream” is a lovely Brahman cow. Approx 5 years. Pregnant with her 3rd calf to the beef blonde bull. PTIC as 6-7 months.
Brown Cow is a Simential cow with Clay Gully genetics. Approx 3 years old and now pregnant with her second calf to the blonde beer bull. brown cow is PTIC 5-7 months pregnant.
“Red Cow” is an AIS dairy cow. beautiful nature and naturally mothers and feeds other calves in the her.d Red Cow is PTIC approx 8 weeks to blonde beef bull with her 3rd calf.
Summary
Ad Type
For Sale
Category
Livestock
Sub Category
Cattle
Units
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