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Coyotes killed a newborn calf *graphic pic*
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<blockquote data-quote="Travlr" data-source="post: 1756723" data-attributes="member: 42463"><p>Yeah... rural real estate here has gone up unreasonably too. I bought my first ranch for $625 an acre with a three bedroom house, an old saw mill, and a barn that was ready to fall down. Enough grass that I could keep a pair on two acres. My second I had to look hard and long to find for $833 an acre, but it had a decent house, a 40X80 shop, and a good 120X120 barn, and other outbuildings. Of course I sold it for quite a bit more, but it was a better place by then. After improving the pastures I could make a cow/calf unit work on six acres.</p><p>Where I live now I could never buy in and expect to pay for it with cattle. There is no way in Hell. I've seen ground here that a cow couldn't survive on go for more than I paid for my last place.</p><p>Thanks for the information. I like that place and your stock. Guatemala might be a place I'd like to visit.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Travlr, post: 1756723, member: 42463"] Yeah... rural real estate here has gone up unreasonably too. I bought my first ranch for $625 an acre with a three bedroom house, an old saw mill, and a barn that was ready to fall down. Enough grass that I could keep a pair on two acres. My second I had to look hard and long to find for $833 an acre, but it had a decent house, a 40X80 shop, and a good 120X120 barn, and other outbuildings. Of course I sold it for quite a bit more, but it was a better place by then. After improving the pastures I could make a cow/calf unit work on six acres. Where I live now I could never buy in and expect to pay for it with cattle. There is no way in Hell. I've seen ground here that a cow couldn't survive on go for more than I paid for my last place. Thanks for the information. I like that place and your stock. Guatemala might be a place I'd like to visit. [/QUOTE]
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