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<blockquote data-quote="jilleroo" data-source="post: 733743" data-attributes="member: 8192"><p>That's very bad luck about your garden Australian....ours was trashed fairly well by Cyclone Olga last night, but not to that extent. It must be distressing for you. Still raining and blowing a fair bit here. We had 40mm but much bigger falls around over 100mm nearby. Got those senepol calves branded and they were in great condition. However, we must grudgingly admit they were no better than the angus portion. The senes were extremely quiet and we were able to do them all in the cradle, despite their size - they just crammed themselves in and fell over, no hysterics. When you'd open the cradle to let them out, many of them just sat there saying "What happened?" and we had to help them up! Didn't take off like a Bondi tram and come back and charge you like the charbrays occasionally do!! They're no where near as thick or beefy as the char calves but they're ideal for the heifers. The next mob doesnt start calving until later in the year.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jilleroo, post: 733743, member: 8192"] That's very bad luck about your garden Australian....ours was trashed fairly well by Cyclone Olga last night, but not to that extent. It must be distressing for you. Still raining and blowing a fair bit here. We had 40mm but much bigger falls around over 100mm nearby. Got those senepol calves branded and they were in great condition. However, we must grudgingly admit they were no better than the angus portion. The senes were extremely quiet and we were able to do them all in the cradle, despite their size - they just crammed themselves in and fell over, no hysterics. When you'd open the cradle to let them out, many of them just sat there saying "What happened?" and we had to help them up! Didn't take off like a Bondi tram and come back and charge you like the charbrays occasionally do!! They're no where near as thick or beefy as the char calves but they're ideal for the heifers. The next mob doesnt start calving until later in the year. [/QUOTE]
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