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If someone can buy them for $10-$20/ head, get all of them and Ill give you $100/ head on them :)

"In the study, pork, poultry, dairy and eggs all had comparable environmental footprints, so close there were no statistically significant differences among them, Eshel said. But cows were off-the-chart different." Am I reading this wrong or are these people just flipping ignorant… unless...

Mine as well. Price for us all depends on the situation and what is needed to get the job done. A simple catch in a pasture will run $200, thats about as cheap as it is going to get though. After you factor in diesel and time, it hardly makes it worth it for $100/ man.

We get $150-$200/ day for just day work. A buddy of mine and myself also find a catch some hard to get cattle, sometimes its one, sometimes it is a bunch. We charge on the situation, and its usually cattle that are spoiled or wild that we typically have to use dogs to find and rope/tie or drive...