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If it was me, and I had the heifers I would sell them as open. People around here will pay $200-$300 more a head for open heifers, consistently.

We had the neighbors jersey bull jump in with our herd a couple of years ago and breed a couple of cow's, they brought significantly less than our straight beef calves, about a third the price.

Wow maybe I should take my bottle calves to the sale barn!

Last jersey calf I bought I paid $50 because I felt sorry for it.... Guy told me he was going to kill it if it didn't sell, but he wouldn't give it away either. Anyhow I ended up selling it a week later for $50 and I had to throw in a half of a bucket of milk replacer to get any interest. That...

You will notice I included the number for the ad with the Priceless jersey bulls🤣 The other ad didn't have a number.

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I thought the Serious Injury part was fitting for a Jersey bull .... That's actually why I posted him. Made me wonder if they were trying to put Serious Inquiry. And spell check got them??

When I had a calf with Joint Ill my vet had me give him Exceed and Banimine every 5 Days for 6 Weeks and it cleared it up.

As long as they have brush to eat they will stay in. Go by the Jules on an electric fence charger, I use the cyclops charger 5 Jules is ideal,. I use Pelleted Goat feed, a quarter pound per grown goat is plenty to keep them coming in at night,. Also get a mineral that's made for goats . I use...

5 strands Poly wire for the babies. Or if you already have Barbed wire, stagger 3 strands of poly wire with the barbed wire, the barbed wire acts as a ground.

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What we do to teach our goat's to come in at night, is when we get them, we keep them locked up for the first week, and every evening we give them a little grain , so they get used to eating grain in their shed in the evening, then when you turn them loose they will come up every evening hoping...