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  1. annmariemz23

    Low/no maintenance cattle

    Some will gentle down, but my experience is that they will escape even then and go back to their original range. Have had birth defects with both unregistered bulls and feral horses.
  2. annmariemz23

    Low/no maintenance cattle

    We run on range that is contiguous to a group of wild cattle on two sides. I have had my fill in the last 20 years of dealing with wild bulls. I had one chase my colt one day, and only survived collision because when I turned to see him almost at my horse's hip, my hat fell off in his face and...
  3. annmariemz23

    Low/no maintenance cattle

    We have black angus mostly cattle. (Commercial) We bred in Gelbvieh because of the incredible hybrid vigor and the gentle temperament. My father-in-law went from Holstein to Angus back when he noticed the Holsteins waited for the feed wagon and the Angus worked harder to graze on their own...
  4. annmariemz23

    To sell or not to sell

    We have had a lot of experience with this. Just recently we were putting some cows from our back pasture across a nice green pasture, across a creek and up to our front property so we could calve them out and feed them at the same time. Like idiots who didn't know better, we lazily said, "We...
  5. annmariemz23

    Haybelly or am I getting an OOPS calf?

    We get heifers that look like this from time to time, but who aren't pregnant. We actually have one family line that looks like this all the time! Huge bellies! I have always written it off to genetics, and they usually grow out of it. Alternatively they have some kind of internal problem...
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