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Bridgestone Manor Farms |
Cows, Bulls and Steers |
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These
are just a few of our cows. Enjoy
them! We grain feed our steers
throughout their entire life so that they become a more tender product. If you are looking to purchase great beef,
get on our waiting list. We have many
repeat customers who are willing to wait for the beef. They are always asking the questions: “Where’s
the beef?” “Is
it ready yet?” “Can
I have more?’ Sound
like something you have heard before? |
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Feeding time is fun in the upper pasture. This was taken in late winter just after our first calf was born.
This is our bull. He is a pure bred registered Red Angus. His registered name is Samuel. Our daughter calls him Pumba because she does not think that he fit the name of Samuel when we purchased him. He now weights almost 2000 pounds. Don’t let him step on your toe while in the field, it could tend to hurt!
This is a picture of the calf thinking he could out smart Don when he returned from feeding. The calf charged the gate trying to get out of the field into the yard. It was a good thing that Don got the gate shut when he did or the calf would have probably still been running. This was taken when the calf was just 2 months old.
This is Candy. She is a Red Angus – Limousine cross breed. She has had one calf so far. She is 2 ½ years old and currently pregnant. She is due in December.
This is Daisy. She is a pure bred Limousine. She is also 2 ½ years old and has also had one calf this year. She was bred to our bull and delivered the calf named “Jukebox”. She is pregnant again by our bull and due in January.
This
is our first calf bred and born on our farm.
This is “Jukebox”. He is a steer
calf. He was born on