jodywy
Well-known member
4 flipping times,
Sue and I got some cull cows and bull into the loading chute corral this morning then we got some pairs into the back corral we hear a big bang and the old barn is shaking. I look out front and there are 2 bulls they took out a Powder River gate and a rail road tie. I had the tractor there that we used a bale on back to get the pairs in (snowed all night) I pulled the tractor up and pushed the tie back up and wired it to the tractor. We got the bull we were keeping worked out into another big lot. Then an Angus bull back in with the cull cows. We get the cows sorted off and then work the big polled Hereford back into the back corral We roped him earlier to put a green tag in his right ear (we live in a DSA county or area)he was too big to get down the alley way. Well a couple hours later the semi get there we load 5 cows on the nose, Sue yells the cull angus bull just went over the 6 1/2 foot corral fence over into the big lot. We load 30 calves into the top then get the Angus bull back in front of the barn but he will not go into the loading chute corral. Next thing he jump the corral into the pasture with the cows. We got him back with some quick foot work and let the bull in the back corral in with the calves .Then put the jumping bull in the back corral. Tell Sue to stand out side the gate so he wouldn't jump out. Me and the Truck driver load the Hereford bull a cow and 30 calves in the bottom. We go back to get the Jumper he goes over the side of the corral into an Alfalfa field. Well get him chased thru 4 gates and he with the last 5 calves to go on the back….. he almost made it out under the tail gate…. Then the trucker calls up an hour later he over weight but they told him to go except for the Snake River bridge at Hoback Jct, So he had to go on the forest service road over Fall creek to Wilson then to Jackson on to Riverton, Figure he be there maybe by 10 PM tonight…. Sue and I even found time this afternoon to slaughter a lamb.
Sue and I got some cull cows and bull into the loading chute corral this morning then we got some pairs into the back corral we hear a big bang and the old barn is shaking. I look out front and there are 2 bulls they took out a Powder River gate and a rail road tie. I had the tractor there that we used a bale on back to get the pairs in (snowed all night) I pulled the tractor up and pushed the tie back up and wired it to the tractor. We got the bull we were keeping worked out into another big lot. Then an Angus bull back in with the cull cows. We get the cows sorted off and then work the big polled Hereford back into the back corral We roped him earlier to put a green tag in his right ear (we live in a DSA county or area)he was too big to get down the alley way. Well a couple hours later the semi get there we load 5 cows on the nose, Sue yells the cull angus bull just went over the 6 1/2 foot corral fence over into the big lot. We load 30 calves into the top then get the Angus bull back in front of the barn but he will not go into the loading chute corral. Next thing he jump the corral into the pasture with the cows. We got him back with some quick foot work and let the bull in the back corral in with the calves .Then put the jumping bull in the back corral. Tell Sue to stand out side the gate so he wouldn't jump out. Me and the Truck driver load the Hereford bull a cow and 30 calves in the bottom. We go back to get the Jumper he goes over the side of the corral into an Alfalfa field. Well get him chased thru 4 gates and he with the last 5 calves to go on the back….. he almost made it out under the tail gate…. Then the trucker calls up an hour later he over weight but they told him to go except for the Snake River bridge at Hoback Jct, So he had to go on the forest service road over Fall creek to Wilson then to Jackson on to Riverton, Figure he be there maybe by 10 PM tonight…. Sue and I even found time this afternoon to slaughter a lamb.