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<blockquote data-quote="Hippie Rancher" data-source="post: 240167" data-attributes="member: 4203"><p>If you ever figure out what makes them go elsewhere, let me know. Sometimes it's obvious - better feed, females etc, other times who the heck knows? (read my post about the wandering cow that got stuck in the cattleguard, from yesterday)</p><p></p><p>Maybe it's an ancient touch of migratory instinct, just an innate urge to ramble.</p><p></p><p>Arizona is a fence-out state (that mean's it is the property owners responsibility to fence range cattle OUT) - sure wish I could have somebody like Caustic come explain that to the idiot pilgrims from California setting up their ranchettes to the east and west of me.</p><p></p><p>I WILL rush over to get my strays off of other folks property - if they have the freaking common sense to actually call instead of GOING AND BUYING THEM HAY. But I did refuse to go clean up "droppings" from the guest ranch up the road. WTH? a guest ranch that can't handle a little genuaine bs? THANK GOODNESS they have new owners - still morons, but not CRAZY morons.</p><p></p><p>And if you plant a lawn or garden in the middle of the DESERT, right next to a range fence, you just might want to add a few strands or some other reinforcement...a fence that has the same range on both sides may hold fine, start irrigating one side and you are going to have a problem.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Hippie Rancher, post: 240167, member: 4203"] If you ever figure out what makes them go elsewhere, let me know. Sometimes it's obvious - better feed, females etc, other times who the heck knows? (read my post about the wandering cow that got stuck in the cattleguard, from yesterday) Maybe it's an ancient touch of migratory instinct, just an innate urge to ramble. Arizona is a fence-out state (that mean's it is the property owners responsibility to fence range cattle OUT) - sure wish I could have somebody like Caustic come explain that to the idiot pilgrims from California setting up their ranchettes to the east and west of me. I WILL rush over to get my strays off of other folks property - if they have the freaking common sense to actually call instead of GOING AND BUYING THEM HAY. But I did refuse to go clean up "droppings" from the guest ranch up the road. WTH? a guest ranch that can't handle a little genuaine bs? THANK GOODNESS they have new owners - still morons, but not CRAZY morons. And if you plant a lawn or garden in the middle of the DESERT, right next to a range fence, you just might want to add a few strands or some other reinforcement...a fence that has the same range on both sides may hold fine, start irrigating one side and you are going to have a problem. [/QUOTE]
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