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In a perfect world, your bay would be killing the rats.

Wow!!! Well done! That's the nicest buck I've seen for years and years. :)

Love this, thanks!

We're giving up on our Gator HPX 4x4; it was a disappointing purchase. Now we're looking at Kubotas and Polaris Rangers. What do you think of them, is one better than the other? We have 100 head of cattle and some horses and use the gator for feeding, ground maintenance and employee transport...

Hi TexasBred, thanks for the response, I appreciate your input.

We'll be shipping some cattle to an auction at the end of the month and we're being told we should use this Nutrition Horizons Veterinary Care Vital Stress Formula on them before and after they ship to reduce stress and boost their immune systems. I'm skeptical of things like this but...I'm...

Hi Faster, sometimes all you have to do is go to an infected web site and suddenly your computer is possessed. Curse all hackers. There's a free anti-malware program available for download that can find and eliminate nasty bits that crawl into your computer. I've been using it for over a year...

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Robert, what do you soak your oiler with?

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What the heck?! :shock: Curious little thing, wasn't he? Look at his eye in the last pic, I think I'd call the vet, too, or ace him up real good. Good luck!

"Used to" is right! $5. gallon diesel...still, it's cheaper than commercial insecticide. What proportions do you use for the mix?

Hey there, can you tell me what the diesel is added for? Thanks.

Thanks for your input, everyone, I appreciate it. The Charolais/Wagyu study is intriguing, I wonder why I've never heard of the benefits of that cross, maybe there aren't many Charolais breeders in the northwest? I don't know anything about Charolais and virtually nothing about Angus, but many...

Thanks, Mike!

Thanks, PPRM. We've been a very small scale cow and calf operation so far, selling the fullblood bulls and a few purebred cows & heifers but keeping most to increase our fullblood cow herd. I'm hoping that remains our focus and I never have to put a lot of time into marketing the steers. I've...

I think the calf's the lucky one still being alive after me bumbling with it! I'm not entirely sure it was better off with me there. I had no idea what I was doing and my vet was on his out-of-area-circuit for the week. Thanks for the tip, I'll remember it.

Great series, Soapweed. I enjoy your pictorial chronicles. Thanks! :-)

Hi all, long time. So far I have 20 calves tearing up the fields and 6 more due in August. Tiny numbers compared to what everyone here does but it keeps me challenged because I'm learning everything as I go. I had to pull my first calf a couple weeks ago from its heifer mom...it was a normal...