Recent content by WYO HEELER

Evening everybody, putting some feelers out for some share or lease cows. Didn't know if there were any out there. Thanks in advance.

I am needing only fifteen head. How are those cows adapting to the climate?

Hey folks, I would like to take in some share cows or lease some cows. I am needing to fill up my grass and would like to go this route. If anyone knows of somebody that would be interested in a deal, let me know. I am located in NE Wyoming.

Congrats on the move cowdog you will like it up here! Winter certainly will be a change of pace for ya, but it isn't nothing you can't work through.

Spelling is not working today, should say my Dad and I...

In the middle of December 2010, my Dat and I bought 23 bred black angus heifers that were to start calving March 15th, for $1200/hd. They were with the bulls for 40 days, bred to low bw angus bulls. They started calving 3/6/11 and the last one calved 4/16/11. We ended up with a 100% calf...

Not sure if that is a compliment or not, but I will take it as one! :D

Cowboy, Rancher, Farmer, Cowman, each have their own identifiying characteristics associated with their lifestyle, making the lifestyle what it is. Some are diehard _____________ (you fill in the blank), others would call themselves a blend. I know some darn good farmers, that farm to make...

No problem FH. Is SE MT getting much snow today and tonight?

I may be wrong, but I think FH posted that as a bit of a news story, I don't think she was griping about the situation. Shiza!

What has everybody been seeing for sales and prices on first calf heifer pairs?

Mohnen Brushpopper 295, pretty darn good bull. :wink:

Swell advice Jingo2. Travis, definately great opportunities to gain experience working for outfits in the plains or rockies.

In my small opinion, every operation has the opportunity to be profitable, it is a matter of taking a look at the operation and determining the necessary steps that need to be taken in order to achieve the setforth goal of being profitable. I believe it involves all of the factors being...

I agree with Justin, we have a NH 1475 Haybine and we haven't found anything that it won't cut. We get the windrows spread out as far as possible to accomodate the baler and the hay dries fairly quickly. Best cutting machine I have ever ran. :wink: