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I've got a GR and like it. Several people that have looked it over like it. I haven't had any problems with welds or any thing in the construction. It's not a Hughes or an Easley but it's not bad.

Some of the best beef I've had came from two year old corriente heifer straight off the pasture. She had lost a calf and we waited about 3 months till she bloomed up and butchered her. She hadn't been off the place and hadn't been "limit fed" in someone's catch pen so that might have made a...

Has anyone seen one work or personally know someone who owns one? I haven't ever seen a used one for sale so either that's a good thing or it's real bad. I've looked at the web site and it looks like it might work for what I need. I'm wondering if a no till corn planter with trash whips...

I'd have to agree with Cow Pollinator. I know quite a few people who have been around that operation through the years. Judging from stories they tell, I'd guess maybe a few stolen but the majority are probably unreported death loss.

wbvs58: Thanks for the reply! Especially those detailed pictures of the seeders. Making your own leaves quite a bit of money for seed or fuel.

wbvs58: Are those some kind of seeder or planter boxes behind the shanks? If so, I'd like to know a little more about them.

I'm getting ready to frost seed/overseed clover into irrigated pasture for nitrogen and grazing. The grass is mainly WW Spar and Ironmaster bluestems. This isn't normally done in the Oklahoma panhandle so I don't have much local advice available. I've got some sweet clover and fixation...

I keep hoping someone will jump in that's used some of the bulls. I've talked to a couple of men that used the bulls and then bought some pure cows and became breeders. Maybe today.