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we were not feeding it as treats we were feeding it and little bites or big bites it can clog them up. The dried processed into a feed bread that you can buy is good feed and will not clog them. I had an aunt that had a trailer built and bought several tons a year bulk and fed a bunch of cattle...

I think that is different than bread right out of the package . We have a place here in Oklahoma that sells what you are talking about, I guess they are still in business ???, and it is good feed . But bread right out of the package can mess them up, clogs them up , I know we did it and had to...

I think that feed is different than bread right out of the package. There is a place here in Okla , I guess they are still in business, that you can buy what you are talking about and it is good feed. But bread straight out of the package will mess up a cow , clogs them up. I know we had it...

I guess a lot of people like it just not me. When I worked at the meat packing plant all our pens were made out of the old military run way planks, they were pretty good and held a lot of rank bulls. But I have looked and can't find them any place.

When I worked kill floor I thought them big Hereford bulls with them drop horns, that had been weighted, were some of the neatest bulls I killed. I kick myself for not saving their heads Not much telling how many I have threw in the bone wagon and could have had if I had wanted, free of charge...

Guard rail is not for me to easy to cut up cattle. Might would consider for the out side but not for alley way or any place that they will be crowded. Sounds like others like it that's great just not for me.

I don't do it just as a hobby, If I don't make some money at it I don't do it. before I loose money at it I will let my place grow up and just deer hunt it. But I have did what I am going to do years ago for several years and there is more money it than holding cattle year around and raising...

I am close to Okema but I got a guy from church that wants to lease it to farm if I decided to lease it out ,he already does the hay. I will keep you in mind if I decide to go that way, but probably wont I enjoy messing with cows just tired of the winter and 50 mile drive

I'm in Okla. but have people wanting to lease the place, wont say that will not happen. But probably not. If I leased it out I would lease it to where they had to have the hay cut and removed and the pastures cattle free by Sept 15 we deer hunt and would not want people in there after Sept 15. I...

I hear you and I can winter a few here at home and not have to drive 50 miles. I know a man wanting to sell some cows and was talking to my wife yester day and wondering what I could buy them for. She said you just sold and are already looking for more ???? I guess it kind of gets in a man blood...

I have been talking for the last 3 or 4 years that I was going to sell out. Last year I sold some this year I sold the rest. I cant remember when the last time was that I did not have some cows around the place. I am not quitting the cattle just changing the way I do it, not planning on...

my cows can come down my drive to the garage, cant get in the yard. but if the garage door is left open more than once the cows or the mules will come right in the garage. I try to keep them away but sometimes it just does not work , the mules are the worst they would come in the house if I let...

never tried it myself, because I don't have it to try, but know some people that feed it and think it is good.

if you have a cement batch plant close by sometimes you can buy their wash out really cheap, around here they will give it to you free a lot of the time if you haul it your self. I might would look at something like that, don't know if something like that would work or not but its cheap filler...

On my dodge and also a ford you just read in the owners manual and it tells you how to turn them off its with the key and the seatbelt. Very simple to do, no cutting wires or any of that the ford I turned off the dodge the dealership turned off.

If I remember right we had a thread a whole lot like this a few days back. I think it would be helpful as for giving you advise to know how much cattle experience you have and is it in raising them or in trading as in buying today selling with in a week, or have you bought and sold after a few...

that's the way with me, its and expense that that there in no way to ever get the investment back. I buy one they are wore out when I sell them I am driving a 2007 dodge with a gas engine that has 245k that they had to get special for me because it has none of the special stuff. no carpet ,no...

just read the manual or tell the dealership to turn off the seatbelt warning beeper, if you are farm tagged your not required to wear a seat anyways

If you have followed many of my post I have said I have bought ,and like to buy, cows that come in the sale and clear the place out as long as they have the right look about them. I can take them home put them in my corral and MOST of the time they will calm down and be following me around...