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Maybe Mycoplasma desease.

Idont want to hijack your thread but while reading it crossed my mind that maybe some of the hate people feel for the packer is misdiected.I have a feeling that the cow calf mans personal banker takes more of the profit than yhe packer does.Its a lot easier to call the packer a thief than your...

In the real world a seller should always hold out for the most he can get.

Call him up and tell him to come get his stinking bull. :wink: In alaw court you will be wrong but you cant always let people crap on you.I may be wrong but I say good for you .Dont back up.

I wondered if anyone would change thier turnout date because of this years weather?I turnout July 4 and I'm thinking of waiting a few more days.I bought cows that started in late March and took an 18% daeth loss on them.Havent lost any out of the ones bred for April but it can happen.

I found out my cows couldnt read so I quit tagging the calves.The cows still seem to know thier calves and I dont get run over. :D :wink: The machine I want to see in action is the one you atach to the side of the 4 wheeler.

I'd like to tell you Denny but alot of people would be inscensed by what I have to say about them.I should not have posted.Sorry about that.

I had bulls from the N Bar.Not any more and never again!

In my opinion the 700 lb. calf on grass and milk is to big for any breed.I think they look like Simmentals.But then I think my herefords show simmental too.

I have learn't that lesson twice myself.Start early with wonder drug and use it at regular intervals according to label directions.My favarite wonderdrug only costs 20$ a dose to cure a 500lb calf of shipping fever.

I like the way you handle those calves.Thats still my favored way.

I must be just plain dumb but I didn't see any nut's or wacko's anywhere on this site.Just plain everyday people in your nieghborhood. :D

Think again econ101.

Northern rancher.You must be young and inexpierianced to have that opinion in my opinion.Rember it's 20 month,s from birth to slauther.

Thats adamn good idea.I have used calf blankets .One time in the middle of the night I had the barn full so I thought Iwould put ablanket on acalf that was just born outside.I pulled it over his haed and started to ty it on when that hiefer came unglued.She knocked me out of the way and...

What do you mean by mushy Doc?

I did for thirty years, went back to Hereford. Sure miss those longhorns.

Longhorn

Yes Nickey there is a perfect breed and i have seen it.

In my expereince, the worst scour problems came in a drought. I have never used scour guard. I treat with electrolytes and antibiotic, and it worked well for me. Dehydration is the biggest killer.