Names

Silver 1234

Hi

I'm looking for a name for a purebred charolais heifer calf . The first line of the address first followed by the name. All suggestions welcome please.

Bizzum

Silver 1234 wrote: »

Hi

I'm looking for a name for a purebred charolais heifer calf . The first line of the address first followed by the name. All suggestions welcome please.

Hi Silver. I for one am not sure what you're asking here, maybe I'm missing something?

Have you a PB CH calf you want name suggestions for or what?

2011 calves must start with G.

Silver 1234

I am looking for a name for a charolais calf . Its a purebred heifer. Forget the letter G. Just a name.

Bizzum

Silver 1234 wrote: »

Forget the letter G.

So you're not going to register her?

Silver 1234

Sorry I did not know about the G bit. You are spot on. Thanks for the info. Any suggestions appreciated.

Silver 1234

I 'm registering her.

Bizzum

Silver 1234 wrote: »

I 'm registering her.

Right. I assume so you are a member of the society and have agreed a herd name.
With me I make them up as I go along. I often use something topical. For example if I had a bull calf in the last week I'd probably go for Gaddafi:)

You could look through her pedigree and see is there a G somewhere in the dam line. For example in CF51's pedigree there is Grimaldi on the sire side and Guotte on the dam side.

Anyway. Pick something that means something to you!

Silver 1234

Good idea but the g is kind of hard. have you any ideas for the heifers name.

Bizzum

Silver 1234 wrote: »

Good idea but the g is kind of hard. have you any ideas for the heifers name.

Here.
http://www.charolais.ie/letter.php

Why not pick something that means something to yourself though!

Silver 1234

Thanks . You are right i'll see if there is something in the pedigree.

Rovi

Here you go:
http://www.thinkbabynames.com/list/0/G


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whelan1

I get a football mag belonging to the kids and get a name to suit a bull... then get a ihfa book for a female name .... we have to usej,b, or t for our angus .... its unreal how you get a mental block when you sit down to register them

Muckit

Gobsh*te. It'I be well spotted when lads root through the sales catalogue!

LostCovey

Always nice to use something topical. Maybe take a look at whats on the news over the past week or so

Gallagher's Gaffe
Galway Goblin

LC

ravima

Grainne; Gracelands; Girlygirl; GaGa Lady;

snowman707

Gold

Goldie

blue5000

How about Grandelf in honour of Micheal d:D

Askim

LostCovey wrote: »

Always nice to use something topical. Maybe take a look at whats on the news over the past week or so

Gallagher's Gaffe
Galway Goblin

LC

very topical

Genetyllis ("capable of reproduction")- epithet of the Greek god Aphrodite

(An epithet or byname is a descriptive term (word or phrase) accompanying or occurring in place of a name and having entered common usage.)

very fitting meaning

pakalasa

Some good names - As Gaeilge
http://www.lorrainequirke.com/irishnames/

bogman_bass

is it your first pedigree calf? is so how about "Genisis" since its the start of the the herd.

even better if you are a phil collins fan!

blue5000

Or if you want to be topical just call it Greece

leg wax

g-spot . grillion. graze. gaze. gritter. gorse.goose. gell. :rolleyes: problems problems.

Bizzum

leg wax wrote: »

g-spot . grillion. graze. gaze. gritter. gorse.goose. gell. :rolleyes: problems problems.

I'm trying to figure out what's going through your head Legwax:D

LostCovey

leg wax wrote: »

g-spot . grillion. graze. gaze. gritter. gorse.goose. gell. :rolleyes: problems problems.

Hmmmm

Name for an animal of a French breed beginning with G.

Has to be Le Gwax