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Yep and couldn't keep in a fence, he scared horses<grin>

Did have pix but they went out somewhere along the way, that was in late '70's

Years ago I bred Simental. I raised a bull calf that was a giant 3200lbs. When he was born he only weighed 55lbs so I named him Midget Having geen raised in Rogue rive are of southern Oregon I now name my bulls Rogue

good lord Dave what ya think went wrong?

I build my spears out of old salvaged truck axles. 1-1/2 ton trucks are best and ain't broke one yet

only below the knee ;)

Not really

I've harvested many a 6yr or older bull moose over the yrs! The older the tastier as long as you get them before rutting season in November. Oldest Angus bull 4yrs was no different just not much fat in the meat

yep gaining 6min a daylite now

This pix will make you southern folk shiver! 40 below zero and thick "ice fog" in down town Fairbanks this morn. Ice fog is from vehicle exhaust and home heating systems. It stings bare skin and makes yer eyes burn

I'm sending a blizzard yer way Silver

I use my quad and a 5gal bucket w/ some grain. I hollar "weedaldee" several times and they come flying chasing me back to home corral

check fever, when he stopped eating grain altogether could be bovine flue? If no fever ad a bit of vinegar to his water, I use Lucy's unfiltered up here in winter as helps with ruminant working correct.

great advice FJ

My cattle are all trained to fear the white polytwine electric fence. The wife and I crowd them with about a 40ft piece of the twine between us, sure nuff they will get where we want them tis way...wet or otherwise

I was about to post the same thing:)

looks like it had eaten heavy before nightfall and slept on side too long. if that is a possibility then just run calf around for a while to break the gass

that bird wont have to eat for awhile, eh

above average I'd say

It's in the eye of the beholder LJ. :)