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I found the owners. I don’t have any answers about the laws but the situation ended in the best possible way.

I’m in Custer County. I have family pretty close to you.

Thanks for all the replies. The horses are pretty poor and wild. I don’t think they’re worth much and may have been purposely abandoned. We spoke with the one neighbor that has horses The closest thing to a pertinent law I have found says it’s up to the sheriff to sell the horses and make the...

I figure if they jumped the cattle guard to get in, they can jump it to get out. Sounds like this problem might solve itself.

Hypothetically of course, what does one do if three horses showed up on your property? They have no brands. I’ve searched Oklahoma statues and haven’t found the answer yet. The sheriff’s office nor the highway patrol has been of any help. Thanks in advance for any replies.

The best feed for cattle is grass or hay. It may need to be supplemented with protein depending on the quality of the grass or hay. Minerals are also important but that is another topic that you can read about by searching. Google is your friend on these issues. I found these two pages in a...

I always love it when I find I have a new one. It gives all the hard work more value for me.

What’s a weekend? :drink: :D

It has been great weather. I’m just hoping the cold snap doesn’t slow down the grass too much.

I’ll second the thought about finding a new vet. Saying they’ll probably all die is not something I’d agree with at that stage.

I think you would be better off letting them mainly eat grass instead of buying feed. What’s the average rainfall for the area? Someone in your area might know better but I’d guess Brangus would be a good breed.

Two things come to mind for me. As with any investment, diversity is a good thing. With work, do what you enjoy. I’d put pencil to paper and try out multiple things to see what works best financially and what you like. It also just depends on input and cattle prices.