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thats the way i figure it. the cattle producers are all working to put out a product and even though if you looked at it on paper we are inb competition, you can't help but notice the people get a pat on the back for getting a good price at the saleyards.

its not the head that makes the bull, or heifer. i wouldve thought that was pretty obvious.

i was always told to chop off a bulls head (with your imagination) and the better his body fits into a rectangle the better he is, i reckon he fits in pretty good and looks a nice sort of bull.

in australia, in north western queensland, there are literally millions of acres of scrub that can't be fenced where cattle run wild and have been for atleast 100 years, they are able to combat wild dogs, drought and hot summers(though not cold winters) problem is that to catch them is damn near...

the best way to found out how much they will gain is to just knuckle down and do it. often enough, unless you have some solid experience backing you, it works out on paper completely different to how it works out on the hoof.

i have one of those!! i call him george. if you stare at him too hard he dissapears, too bad huh?

i own 3 dogs 1 purebred kelpie female, 1 kelpie/border dog and a blue heeler dog. kelpies are by far the best workers ive ever come across and although theyre bred for sheep, you cant go past em for an all round dog. only they have to be trained or else they get headstrong and begin to reckon...