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The theileria is much more of an issue to worry about here also. 5% + of the cattle that are effected die.

I have never seen one like her so was curious.

Sorry to hear. Any idea what it was?

If she is walking and eating she should be fine. It takes a while sometimes.

Improper use of some drugs on the past is the reason for them being restricted now.

I understand that. I have insured bulls in the past against lightning only. Of course lost cows and calves but not a bull.

Im just curious. I have insurance against damage done if the cattle might get out but none on the cattle themselves.

I would like to see what the 25 ways are.

I get it at the local Dollar Store.

A big difference in needing to use yours is whether you are feeding to sell beef or selling on the stockyard. They can get too fat for the stockyard. Especially if they are still sucking also. With the clover you have been showing i wouldn't feed anything now. Let them eat cheap.

Im gonna bet he did weigh her. Out of his name into a slaughterhouse name. Probably at a good profit.

I dont do anything until 5 or 6 days. Usually means not doing anything.

I agree, it doesn't matter how old the thread is if we learn something from it.

Check out the thread, Turned Out Today by Kenny Thomas. Cheapest way to winter cows i feel.

Mine is still on stockpiled fescue.

Sounds like whatever stockyard you bought them from has tried to do the right thing for you. Makes me feel better about it. Im still betting that they were trade cattle.

Unless its a molasses based product i wouldn't be concerned. Maybe going out the back end but shouldn't hurt them.

I gotta ask, since you seem to have pretty much a closed herd why so many antibiotics on hand? I buy market cattle every week and don't keep that much.

I totally agree with this. Give at birth if possible.

Look on your vaccine label. Most vaccines say 3 months or older.