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I have a 312 cat excavator it can do between 1500 and 2000 feet a day clearing about 40 feet wide and piling brush to side I charge 90$ hr I would figure two weeks between 7 and 9 thousand for the job of course that's without seeing it but that's what it would run here

All it takes is two people at barn looking for roping stock around here they can turn 400 dollar calves into 1000+ dollar calves in a hurry

I go to the ash flat sale several times a year they sold 2 four year old long horns in there second stage for 1650 each at heber springs sale Monday don't know how that will pay out they only weighed a little over 700 anyway might we u at sale sometime

Do u have a loader I used the curl on my loader to operate my 7 ft vicon disc mower mowed for two years behind an l2800 Kubota quite a load but it got the job done

I had a nice bull calf born this morning it was up and walking around when I left for work but when I got home the buzzards had ate a hole in his back end and I had to shoot him. Probably not the last thing I shot today.

I just got my first batch ,800 lbs, and the 25 cows ate it in 3 days I was wondering if this was normal if so don't think I can afford this.

Do they have any valves to isolate the leak like shut off one go check to see if the meter quits if not we sometimes have to install them to narrow a leak down.

Is the meter still spinning if not has to be either someone left something on or a toilet hanging which would go through the drain and not show up. A toilet can get the chain hung on the flapper valve and. Lose that much water in about a week depending on the pressure

Just an update I haven't had to help her up the past two days she seems to be improving. I will keep her seperated from the rest until the withdrawal time is up for the meds then ship her. Thank again for the responses.

Her poop looks fairly normal though she did have a little sticking to her tail. I gave her a shot of ivomec and a shot of baytrill two days ago today I had to help her up this morning but she got up on her own this afternoon. She has also been staying up grazing all day the last two days. I...

No trouble calving that I know of she was up with the others that evening and showed up thinner the next morning with her calf. It's been about three weeks between the calf and the problems.

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She doesn't lay down any more than normal its just she can't get up on her own once she does lay down she is a beef cow a mutt may have a little dairy influence but she isn't making hardly any milk she might have lost 50 lbs it seems as if she is putting weight back on but not improving on her...

I have a cow that has had to have me help her stand for the last few days. Sometimes I can just help lift her tail but if she has been laying a while I have to use the tractor. After I get her up she seems normal and will stay up for 5 or 6 hours at a time grazing. I have given her a b 12...

This was her first calf I didn't have to pull it but when she had it I had to warm it up and help it up for tall days then it was fine.

I have a cow that had a little trouble having a calf back in january she got a little thin and has progressively gotten worse I seperated her from the herd and fed her feed a couple of times and she would seem to get a little better. Then about a month ago I noticed she had quit producing...

To update, I took the hobbles off Saturday after I noticed one leg had come out. I haven't seen the calf nurse yet but he doesn't act interested in nursing when I put her in the chute and he looks and acts full. I went out this evening and she ran to the other side of the pen about 400 feet...

Yeah that black one is out of the other angus heifer I bought he is sure growing and is just 2 weeks old. They were bred to an angus bull. Thanks for the compliment Daymon

I gave her a few pounds of cubes she is just in a small lot at night and I open it up to about a 1 acre lot in the day all flat I think I will leave her like this for a while. Thanks for the advice. Still might sell her but I might give her a bit more time I don't have much money in her and it...

Well I hobbled her this evening and after a wild bucking show she settled down and let the calf nurse. Do I just leave the hobbles on for a while? Here is a pic of him nursing.