Pharo Sale

[Anonymous]

Doc- these horse measuring devices work really good- and if the cow is over 18 hands high- its too tall... :wink:

http://www.horse.com/products/sku-BRW24__id-60__scode-hnextag.html

 

[DOC HARRIS]

Doc- these horse measuring devices work really good- and if the cow is over 18 hands high- its too tall... :wink:

http://www.horse.com/products/sku-BRW24__id-60__scode-hnextag.html

Son of a Gun! My "Do It Yourself" invention has been compromised! I have lost $Millions$ during my lifetime with not getting patents on my ideas!

DOC HARRIS

 

[RobertMac]

Doc- these horse measuring devices work really good- and if the cow is over 18 hands high- its too tall... :wink:

http://www.horse.com/products/sku-BRW24__id-60__scode-hnextag.html

Son of a Gun! My "Do It Yourself" invention has been compromised! I have lost $Millions$ during my lifetime with not getting patents on my ideas!

DOC HARRIS

At one time Gearld Fry sold a devise similar to this for linear measuring...don't see it on his site now.

I don't think it is something that has to be measured that accurate...put a scale on a panel leading to the chute...will give you a good idea of frame score. Besides, it's more important that she bring a good calf to the weaning pen every year than her exact frame score. I've never bothered to measure...I just know my bigger cows are gone because they didn't raise a good calf or came up open.

Form follows function!!! 8)