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I don't own any b of the mineral rights on my place, but the previous owner has two natural gas wells on it. It doesn't affect me one bit. I would have liked to have bought the mineral rights, but by no means was it a deal breaker. You will be compensated for any loss of surface use and will...

Your quoted sources are basically the guys at the local diner, a rancher and an anonymous butcher. I think I'll go with a vets opinion over your sources.

I'm assuming he has cows to make money, and bred cows are worth more than open cows. anytime you buy a cow at the sale barn, you are taking a gamble. sometimes it pays off sometimes it does not. there's no way of telling by looking at a cow if she is a cull or if she is a dispersal.

I'm pretty sure the ones suggesting that you pay for his bull were under the impression that you would determine with some certainty that the bull died during or due to the fight.

It appears all they're doing is knocking them off balance and then riding up on top to hold him down, it looks like an effective way to get the job done.

I might be wrong, but I believe he is talking about a bar top with out a tarp on it.

Heres the report from the sale i take my calves to, its up as well. http://www.mcalesterstockyards.com/

Not saying it's the right thing to do, there might be something better, but here at my place I would wait.

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He doesn't normally have a lazy prepuce, i thought about not posting the pic and getting a better one, but figured I'd post it anyways. His tail got stepped on by a cow when he was less than a month old. Other than some extra flies it doesn't seem to bother him.

The friend that i bought my bull from as a weaning, bought his first set of heifers off the Casey ranch. His herd came from those heifers and he's used Casey and Lasater bulls. He was about 26 months in the pick, he stays out with the cows, except for the three or four months after he was...

I don't know much about the specific beefmaster lines, but i researched the ranches the friend of mine got his cows from(lasater and casey). I've been impressed with what his calves look like out of my cows. He adds more bone and muscle than the angus or brangus I've had in the past on the same...

That's also been my experience with buying the cows.

Its pretty common here. A guy i go to church with, goes to a sale everyday but Friday and Sunday. He might buy eared cattle cheap at tulsa then haul to mcalister(which is south of 40) where there is no dock. Or there are several small sales with less buyers where he might buy on Thursday night...

If you wean at 7 months , and theyre ready to breed at 13 months, then you only have 5 months time in between.

I think the layout will work good for you, the only problem that I see right off is the gates to the pens after they go through the chute are hanging on the wrong post. unless I'm looking at it wrong and you have something else in mind. By hanging them on the other post they will open up across...

It sounds like the corral will be more or less stationery, if that is so I would use the portable panels but just buy the heavier ones. ex: WW instead of priefert

I just keep a mental list of what i need to get done. i prioritize in order of importance and get them done when i can. If i were retired or even if my kids were older, the list wouldn't be near as long. God and family come before cows.

This black calf is out of the black speckled cow behind him. Shes 1000 on a good day. the calf was born the middle of may. if you are on a phone, you might have to click the pic to see the whole thing.

This is a 5 month old calf out of a small framed cow. the cow weighs around 1000lbs.