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<blockquote data-quote="Boot Jack Bulls" data-source="post: 1402451" data-attributes="member: 24016"><p>Bigfoot, just remember that any harm to your kid is not worth any cattle. I have a three year old daughter, and she has changed our management in lots of ways. Our stock was pretty docile before, but know, as you said, anything that looks cross eyed at anyone gets the road. I won't tolerate a doe that won't just stand back and let her play with the kids, if she stomps one foot at my child, she is gone! Same goes even for the young bucks. She knows to leave the old guy be, but if the young ones don't behave, they are gone. Even my bulls have learned to back away from the fence when the see her on the other side (her dog is a massive help in training the stock to respect her space). I am willing to put in some extra effort in certain areas so that she can grow up reasonably safe on the farm.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Boot Jack Bulls, post: 1402451, member: 24016"] Bigfoot, just remember that any harm to your kid is not worth any cattle. I have a three year old daughter, and she has changed our management in lots of ways. Our stock was pretty docile before, but know, as you said, anything that looks cross eyed at anyone gets the road. I won't tolerate a doe that won't just stand back and let her play with the kids, if she stomps one foot at my child, she is gone! Same goes even for the young bucks. She knows to leave the old guy be, but if the young ones don't behave, they are gone. Even my bulls have learned to back away from the fence when the see her on the other side (her dog is a massive help in training the stock to respect her space). I am willing to put in some extra effort in certain areas so that she can grow up reasonably safe on the farm. [/QUOTE]
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