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TNMaster is an idiot. Thats a fine bull.

slower than a nudist going thru a barbed wire fence a penny saved is a government oversight

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A horse that has foundered in the past will need extra trimming and care for the rest of there life in most cases. Most horses do founder on the front feet, I have seen some that foundered all the way around. If the horse has been foundered your horseshoer would know it. Some horses front feet...

We have 52 momma cows, 6 heifers and 2 bulls , along with several babies right now .Would like to get up to about 100 some day. We just keep a few of our best heifers every year we will get there sooner or later. :D

we mostly use cross tie H braces, we dig them about 3 ft and pour a sack of quick creet in the bottom pour a little water over that them pack the rest with dirt. We have some long fences and have never had any trouble pulling off the H braces and they have held up good so far, built some fences...

My husband is a horseshoer and he makes all kinds of stuff with them , Coat racks, paper towel holders, Howdy and welcome signs, toilet paper holders, Key ring hooks{ horseshoe nails are handy to make some stuff also }, hooks , hatracks, book ends, he even made a rocking chair. He has alot of...

Around here bottle babies were a dime a dozen, we were buying them for $25 day old - $75 for a couple weeks old. A few years ago you could buy them a couple days old for $10 for bulls and $25 for heifers. They are mostly dairy or dairy cross calves. I would make sure you had a buyer before I...

We use 5 strand barb wire fences never had any trouble. Our weaning pen is 5 ft cattle panels nailed to cross ties every 8 ft, with a treated 2x6 top and bottom, our working pens are 6ft cattle panels welded to pipe post and pipe runners top and bottom. We have never had any trouble with the...

Somone might have said this but bounce drier sheets work great. If they are real bad tuck a sheet in your shirt. I don't know why they work but they do. It's what we use when we fish on the river. If you don't they will eat you alive.

ETF you are right about the proud flesh, it does need to be removed. I hope that this is not an issue for you but if it is here is some things you might want to know about it and ways to help prevent it from getting to bad. Proud flesh is an excessive growth of granulation tissue that has the...

I'm sure your vet told you this but I would soak his legs with running water a couple times a day for about 10-15 min at a time this will help. If you are not already I would use Nitrofurizone in the cuts and try to keep the flies out of it. I would also get some bute to help with the pain and...

Just wanted to let ya'll know the horse is fine. The swelling is completly gone and the wounds are looking good and healing. He is running and bucking. I thought it would take months for the swelling to go down but I was wrong. I talked to the vet again yesterday and he said I told you so when...

Maybe it will, we have weaned calves for 3 weeks and a couple starterd sucking again and the momma was producing milk. It may have just been those cows but they did have milk. Just watch and see if the calf has any milk on its nose or get the cow up with the calf and watch closely, it would be...

Is her rear end clean? She may have squirted everything out and still feel like she needs to go just nothing in there to come out. If she is weak I think scours may be your trouble like larryshoat said.

You can kill Johnson grass out just by grazing it, as long as you don't let it go to seed, we had a field that was taken over when we bought this farm when it starts coming up we just turn the cows in on it and in a day its gone they love the stuff. Unless you fertilize heavy with N, have a bad...

Our vehicle insurence is the cheapest thing we have 1 full coverage and 1 liability and its just under 600 per year. But we have them both insured as farm trucks since we both work on the farm that really helped.

Crackerplease didn't see that you had answered him. I am a slow typer. Glad to see I was right I thought I remembered it but wasn't sure. Does anyone else measure in ricks?

a cord of wood is 128 cubic Ft of wood, 4ftx4ftx8ft. We measure firewoods by ricks, a rick is 2ftx4ftx8ft. 1 cord = 2 rick it does depend on how long your sticks are but this is pretty close.