kenny thomas
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I do believe he's back. twice.
Yep theres some small guys in the sandhills and several larger than what ol flyingS runs I know most of the larger outfits and I probably know ol flyingS but don't know any that use blessed management practices or what evr it was he said he usedRed Bull Breeder":1gq2lx9c said:What do you think flyingS that CT was a exclusive 500 head or more club. Even in the sandhill i figure they is a few small outfits. You have not offended anyone yet have you??
Most of the people that live here make there living exclusively ranching. Yes there are some smaller outfits. Small here would be between 150 and 350 hd. What is the average herd size where you come from Red Bull BreederRed Bull Breeder":3b5ry1d4 said:What do you think flyingS that CT was a exclusive 500 head or more club. Even in the sandhill i figure they is a few small outfits. You have not offended anyone yet have you??
flyingS":3s8va5k0 said:Most of the people that live here make there living exclusively ranching. Yes there are some smaller outfits. Small here would be between 150 and 350 hd. What is the average herd size where you come from Red Bull BreederRed Bull Breeder":3s8va5k0 said:What do you think flyingS that CT was a exclusive 500 head or more club. Even in the sandhill i figure they is a few small outfits. You have not offended anyone yet have you??
When I was in the sandhills we figured 25-35acres per cow/calf and about 10 acres for stockersflyingS":3kk2nozg said:Now that there is some debate going. Some of you tell me how you make your smaller operation sustainable. Looking for any new ideas. I would love the opportunity to get out on my own, just can't see how to make it work here. Land prices are high and so are bred cow prices. You can't run a cow on less than about 13 or 14 acres yr. round (thats probably 6 to 10 acres less than most run them on). There isn't any farm ground either.
there are some yrs around here that you can run a pair on less than 2 acressandhills":1bkm3zk8 said:Man that is crazy that you only need 3-5 for a pair. Just shows how poor our grazing ground is around here.