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If you're north of Dallas longitude, probably. But you wouldn't be the first to take a gamble.

Finally seeing some results out of "Bob" with the RA heifers I bought last year, should see some more from the foundation herd come Feb. The black cow is a second calver that I had put up when we brought him home.

THIS! in a year you can push them over

We're about a month out, if that, ordered some liquid feed, you'ld think I'd learn. What makes us do this? I have a new bull, a nice group of bought heifers, bred by him. And , of course I want to see the results of his breeding on the older , confirmed, bloodline, I just don't know where to...

Nothing wrong with being flexible, we've went from stockers to cow/calf , to hay production, and back again, a couple of times. Buy calves off the farm, from your neighbor, give him avg price, weigh the load. Your gonna get the "my calves bring top dollar" conversation. The math works when you...

We sold out that year, cows, and hay. Very good decision, but its a hard one.

I have some questionable fence, as most do, knock wood, keep em fed, and they dont test it.

They tried to send me NE of KC straight into it, told them the same thing. Sleet hit about 6pm last night, about 3in of snow on top now, and the N wind is brutal.

We both unroll, and feed in rings. Trying to cut down on fuel cost back and forth, so we typically unroll a bale after they get hungry, and load a ring or 2, we usually move the rings pretty often. We'll use a tire drag on nice days when the schedule is light.

Yep, spoons here. Balancing is another issue.

Tell us more about your operation, and Welcome, lots of good folks here.