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I think you asked this last year. :roll: :roll: :roll: http://cattletoday.com/forum/viewtopic. ... light=cold

I read the topic name and I just HAD to open the thread. Sorry, I must have my mind in the gutter tonight. :help: :D :D :D :D :D

This whole thread is funny. I think heritage farmer likes to brag.

Are you sure? When I was in East Tx I didn't see near the corn and oats growing as I did when I visited the mid west. I think availability of the grain has a lot to do with cost of the grain which works out to feeding what is easy and available. Which goes back to Craig's comment.

Craig is very wise CB. Anyone that runs cattle to make a dollar knows that Craig is dead on. But someone has to keep food on the table for guys like Crowder. Where the heck is Craig anyhow, I miss him.

Good for you, good luck to ya.

What in the world do you plan to do with this bull? Does your ag program have a market for the critters you pamper and make fat? If the animals are in the middle of houston, that must mean you don't have anyplace to take them when you are done showing them...where do they go? You cannot keep a...

My guess is he is sick of being a sissy show brammer and wants to be a real brammer with a field full of inticing cows.

If you are in a drought and the cattle have the pasture grazed close he may be broken mouthed. Could add the the demise of an otherwise sound bull.

That would be a bad day beefy. When you can't even wander off to die right :roll:

Hey man, to a yankee 80 and humid is not tolerable. And by 90 we are melting.

Same here. Because that is the way pap did it.

Sid, this is a link to a colostrometer. http://www.valleyvet.com/ct_detail.html ... b0d0204ae5 Pour the milk into the tube. Put the meter in big bubble end first. It will float. If it floats in the green...the better quality the colostrum, in theory. The numbers on the meter are calibrated...

Do you have a clostrometer? It is a thermometer looking thing about 2 ft tall. If you put it in a bucket a colostrum it will float and you can read the numbers to tell the quality of the colostrum. Darker might be better...

My butt is covered by NationWide Insurance. They handle the farm, trucks, the whole kit and kaboddle. I get a 10% discount thru them cause I'm a Farm Bureau member.

First off, maintain them fences. 2nd, next time the cows are out on the road, park the biggest piece of equipment you have in the middle of the road and make the idiots wait till you get the cows sorted and put back.

What about college?

HAHA, I spilt my beverage over that one bro. I can see your dear wife saying just that, but not for the reason you mentioned. :D Now as for the calving season debate...if yall will notice, the folks advocating a 12 month calving season are in warm climates. Those of us that deal with more...

Sounds like you better check hubby's pockets for wacky weed.

It is a relief to know it is a single shot. Ol' fart would likely do more damage than the hogs is he didn't have to reload everytime. Now Mike, that one you posted could definately do some damage. Don't give Caustic any ideas. I don't think Camp's steel house is bulletproof. Hurricaine proof...