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I bet you hunt out of that helicopter too :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: and you just say I was taking picture of my farm. :lol:

Hay NR can I come and stay with you? that sure is nice up that way. :lol: :lol:

There are a lot of folks around here going with something like this and they like them a lot. I have talked to some that even took the permanent ones out so he didn't worry about people stealing his cattle with his stuff and these would work better then his permanent ones would too. This is...

Look at this it may help you. :???: I know the best thing I do to handle my cattle is know them and feed them range cubes year round (it is a whole lot easier to lead them then to push them). :cboy: http://www.mobilcattledoc.com/beeftoday.html

I do not play GOD if it is his time he will go. I am going to keep him for a few more months then I am going to sale him that is if he don't grow on me.

I am going keep the little guy for a couple of months that way he will get a little fat on hem he is not costing me anything right now anyway. FH that you for all your help, we feed what I think is a good mineral program we have never had this before but we may have but just didn't know it too.

They did a stool test and it showed up that at birth he got Joint ill, Navel ill or something like that and will never get over it but one thing I know now is it just happened not to worry about it and to sell him 1st of Nov. :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: Thanks for all the help

The shot I gave for lepto was Triangle® 9 and it has something for BVD in it. We will see what the vet says about it here in a little. I will let you know what he says tomorrow. I have never used prodiotic but does it work that good?

I do not know how that happened sorry :shock:

Did I forget to say that the body looks good, real good but you can tell by looking in his face? He has scours, runny nose, keeps his head low, droopy ears, and is slow in general.

Did I forget to say that the body looks good, real good but you can tell by looking in his face? He has scours, runny nose, keeps his head low, droopy ears, and is slow in general.

I have a calf born back in March and now it only weights about 150lbs. Back in March I had to pull him from a heifer. Then in about April I moved that pair and some others to another field, and since that move it don’t seem like he has grown much, if any. The other calfs born at about the...

We just let them be, if it's not better in a week then we give them some LA200. We have found that more herfords get pickeye; is this just us or not?

I would agree with the cross that is what we run. We tryed out some long horn, for the smaller calf but didn't like all that horn so we cut the long horn from the stock. Now we have baldy cows and a few Angus cows with a Angus bulls. Down here if it's not black you loss the green.