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Paul: We have had a couple of white faces over at that place, got three white faced mommas. Oh yeah, I'm in Calumet Oklahoma, That's kinda between Oklahoma City and Clinton, if that helps any. That place has produced a wide range of cattle, mostly off of a Brangus bull. We saved nearly a whole set of his calves for cows one year (not the steers) because of their size and how sleek they were. One is nearly 6 feet tall at the head, and weighs in about 1800. Hope the prices stay that good, or it'd be even better if they'd go back where they were a couple months ago. Do any cattle still go through Fort Worth? Our Oklahoma National Stockyards is the world's largest stocker and feeder now, been that way for the last couple of decades though, so its not any new honor for the state. One of the best features of Brangus cattle is the size of their ears, those things get huge sometimes!!!
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