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I called a close friend of ours who runs about 300 head of cattle. She said this was they wormer they used and that it shouldn't hurt them. The just put that on there because it hasn't been approved for 45 day prego cattle and if a cow looses a calf they won't be held responsible. Thanks

We recently switched worming vaccinations and all of are cattle need to be wormed, we bought Valbazen. On the bottle it says not to administer to cattle within 45 days of pregnancy. I'm not sure how far along they all are. If I missjudge how far alond some of hte coms are and accidently...

OMG that bull is UGH! Bull Lady: I agree brahman breeders tend to "forget" when there calves were born. LOL, and I happen to show greys the competion is much stiffer. I actually think my bull has gained a little weight. I just hope he is ready for my next show which is in 3 weeks. Hey...

I would like to see all the animals in there natural state without all the extra crap put into them. Just a quick bath and then you go.

He doesn't even have the pasture look to him. He happened to be wormy a some few months ago we got him fixed up about 4 months ago and now he just needs more weight. He eats when he wants and I don't shove feed down his throat. But when you are showing against bulls that are HUGE for there age...

He eats with a younger bull and my 7 months old show heifer, but they eat tied up. I can't remember if that feed was a grower of finisher no that I think about it and I am pretty sure the feed doesn't have milo in it because the owner of the feed store we buy our feed from raised brahman cattle...

1)Has he been wormed? Up on all vacinations? Generally healthy? You can't get a sick, parisite loaded one to grow no matter what you do? He has been vacinated and wormed, and heathly. Except for the weight thing, but he isn't on the verge of dying. 2)How many pounds per day is he eating? He...

I have shown Registered Brahman heifers for three years. But he is my first bull. He is on about 3-4 acres and he is haltered. They have unlimited access to Coastal Hay as well as many different pasture foliage and grass. We just got back from a show and someone told us to allow him to eat...

Questions: 1) I have been working on taming them with food. They will come within a few feet of me when eating. I could lock them in a small pen. What do I do to tame them. I am a horse person, these are our first cattle. Really they are curious and sweet, but do not trust me at all...

I have a Sept. 06 Brahman Bull. He is large framed but only weighs about 500 lbs. I have a 5 mopths old bull thats weighs 550, As you can see I have a problem. He has been wormed and I have had the vet look over him. I need some suggestion on what type feed I should put him on. Thanks!