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Check out the link I shared

I use WPS free, and One Drive These are my files that I use to track our herd https://1drv.ms/f/s!Arlk4eYI3hB6hww_kwPQ9Z3lMYFX

Excel files. For internet use Google Sheets or One Drive

We got 60 babies in our 24'. Ranged from under 100 lbs and up.

We use Y-tex tags in the cows. They are a 2 piece tag, but we have really good retention with them. In the calves we use Z-tag feedlot tags.

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About 2 miles

Brought the cows home today. https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10216297690248496&id=1040992558

We use it on our calves at birth. Each calf gets 1 ml.

Yeah, we got the new fence started this fall. Have a lot more to do. The old house isn't actually on our land, it's about a mile down the trail, but it's our land in the background. I no nothing about the old house, beyond that it would be an old homestead.

It was -9 C the day I was riding. But mostly we have been warmer than that so far this year. Last year it was -35 C at this time. We are expecting some above freezing temps for the next week or so. We have had about a foot of snow. But just right around here. You get an hour away and theres...

Yes, both white tail and mulies

These ones are pretty safe, they don't interfere with anything, and keep a nice pond of water for the cows.

Wednesday and today, we gathered our last 2 groups. Wednesday's bunch was trailed/led about 5 miles. I had trouble keeping up with the lead cow. And todays bunch we gathered on 1/2 section, and they get hauled home. We had no trouble, they were ready! Stragglers aren't...

Here's some of the other wildlife we've got there too

The old yard isn't actually on our land. About a mile down the road. Our land is in the background. Yes. A big beaver dam. I spent a couple hours down there one day, watching them. It was pretty neat.

He's Heeler x Aussie.

Thanks guys! Ken, the new place is about an hour away.

And a couple shots of the replacements

Working the Stockyards