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First order of business is buy a good fence energizer, expect to pay $500+. the ones from Australia/NZ are usually good, cyclops is a good USA brand. Good luck!

No, but I am sure interested in getting one for spare. I’m past due for a lightning strike. One issue is there doesn’t seem to be any dealers in Canada.

Many more to him!

I call it after the 3 mature cow calves.

Fur lined cap at least 5mo of the year with flaps, ball cap or straw Stetson in summer, felt one for town.

I’M admiring your fences bet your cows aren’t out very often.

Ranching here in the frozen north, started from scratch 30yrs ago in Alberta, moved lock stock and barrel to Manitoba 20yrs ago. Living the dream!

I would check the navel on that black bull calf, looks like it may be a bit swollen.

-37c this morning at least it is calm, it’s been between -25 and -35 with varying amounts of wind for a week but by Monday it’s supposed to improve. The cattle are sure packing away the feed and can’t blame them!

Season isn’t open here yet, but I winged one tonight the weapon used was a Ford Escape I even slowed down cause it was a high deer population area but it was determined to cross from the field to the bush. Clipped it with the plastic bumper and took out the headlight, I was able to drive away...

I remember that sound well!

Fishing

If I was an American likely I would be in the republican camp. With the election just around the corner and the anything goes type campaigns is it possible that Trump’s Covid positive is just a campaign ploy if it is it’s genius, hey look at me I had it and over it no big deal. If not hopefully...

A good start would be to read and understand the articles on this web site http://www.beefmagazine.com/strategic-planning-ranch by Burke Teichert there are quiet a few going back to 2012. Start with the oldest article first would be a good idea.

https://www.beefproducer.com/beef/heres-ugly-truth-about-fake-meat

https://feedlotmagazine.com/behind-the-static-560-lb-weaning-weights/

One other thing I usually make the pit on the field that grows the silage cheaper on trucking I can idle there in my pickup 100 times to move the wire and cut off 1ft of plastic way cheaper than 100 trips wide open with a loaded dump truck to build pit close to the yard.

Feeding from the pit with an electric wire is the cheapest easiest way to feed silage just don,t build the pit much higher than 7-8 feet

The people that follow this life style diet most likely never break a sweat from hard work or shiver in cold weather and never give a thought to the fact that this continent was settled on a diet of meat and potatoes.

A good start would be to read and understand the articles on this web site http://www.beefmagazine.com/strategic-planning-ranch by Burke Teichert there are quiet a few going back to 2012. Start with the oldest article first would be a good idea.