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Nope, as long as they're not really stressed. I took my latest steer to butcher last Sunday evening. I put him in a pen and left him overnight. Alot of people just bring them there the morning of the kill date. They are just fine.

Yes, been hearing about all the fires in California. Hope the fires don't touch your neck of the woods. Stay safe.

You must be in a drought feeding hay this early. On the bright side, the cows are looking good.

I'd jump on it

That's a quality problem MRR. That's how it was here last year.

I'm not as enthusiastic as yaw are to use my 30+ year old haying equipment. Insert smiley faces

Same here. I had it up until about 3 weeks ago, then poof, it was gone. I can't even do emojis. I guess we're gonna have to riot. Insert smiley face

Beautiful country side and cattle

Those are very good pics, thanks for sharing

Normally, the only time I band is when I work them in the spring, then in the fall

Glad it went well. I never pull my trailer either when I'm going to pen, work or load them. I don't change ANYTHING from when I just bring them in the pen to cube them because they know it's something different. The older ones are the first to alert if anything is out of the normal routine. It's...

How smooth was it this time, at least a little easier???

Glad it went smooth. When we go to work my knuckle heads, I go in by myself, get the cube truck and drive thru the pens and drop a couple hundred pounds of cubes. Then go around and get the calves into the pen and shut the gates one by one. Then I text the help that's been waiting out of sight...

Don't forget to get someone to take some pics and post up. I'm working mine next Sunday. Good luck

I've got a bunch like that. The one to the left in the picture is a charxangus. They make some good mommas.

How old is "he", I assume it's a steer? Has he been on feed awhile? How much does he weigh? :welcome: to the boards.

Slick, I've always liked girls with long legs :)

Cattle can get stole, hit by cars, etc. Like i said, ive not free ranged cattle before. The main guy that does it in my area turns out about 40 long horns and a angus and charolais bulls.

Bfields30, sounds like you might be close to me. I'm in northern Newton county. There are several people that free range their cattle here, but I don't. I run charolais mom's and a Maine Angus bull. Get growthy calves that do well at the barn and some good replacement heifers. I also feed out a...

I always love seeing your pics. Feel free to share often. :clap: