Pictures 2004

Taking pictures are tough to say the least. It is so hard to capture what they really look like. I snapped these amateur shots on 05/06/04 of a few SAV Bandolier 1916 calves. They were moved to grass the last week of April. The calves get no creep.

I am aware that the calves are not posed and the legs are not in the proper position, I just wanted to give you a chance to see pictures of his calves that shows their natural thickness and depth of body and muscle.

We hope to get a professional picture of a couple of calves we are going to show at the Iowa State Fair. They can catch them in their shots what they really look like.

01/20/04 heifer 417 (Bandolier 1916 x TO 837 Beauty 204) Here are a couple of long feminine heifers. As you can see the one on the right got her ears froze. Still pretty classy heifer though. Both are out of first calf heifers.

01/06/04 heifer 408 (Bandolier 1916 x TO Blackcap Bell 209)

01/02/04 heifer 401 (Bandolier 1916 x TO 837 Pride 217) Out of a first calf heifer.

01/06/04 heifer 408 (Bandolier 1916 x TO Blackcap Bell 209)

01/02/04 bull 404 (Bandolier 1916 x TO 837 Miss Pride 206) At the right we are trying to show you the top in these Bandolier 1916 calves. Out of a first calf heifer.

01/02/04 bull 404 (Bandolier 1916 x TO 837 Miss Pride 206)

02/01/04 bull 420 (Bandolier 1916 x TO 837 Lassie 118) At the right we are trying to show you the top in these Bandolier 1916 calves. Out of a second calf heifer.

02/01/04 bull 420 (Bandolier 1916 x TO 837 Lassie 118)

03/01/04 bull 434      Here is a 65 day old calf. (Bandolier 1916 x VDAR Polly 7330)

04/13/04 bull 436 (Bandolier 1916 x GKAF Peg 742) Last Bandolier 1916 born. They come easy and are showing excellent growth. Ruth thought this one was cute with his tongue out so there you have it.