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<blockquote data-quote="Aaron" data-source="post: 712904" data-attributes="member: 1682"><p>If you don't know a thing about raising cattle, get a dedicated mentor asap. Otherwise, cattle will surprise you and you will make them suffer as a result of ignorance. I know an eccentric man that let a cow kill herself because he had no idea that cows could have complications giving birth. Calf leg back and the cow just exhausted herself and died. Also be ready to live a humble life. You don't get to go out and party. Your pretty anti-social. Believe me when I say that, as a full-time farmer, you will question whether or not you can afford to get fuel each time you pull up to the station. Top notch for lifestyle, but not going to hit gold in a standard of living. :cowboy:</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Aaron, post: 712904, member: 1682"] If you don't know a thing about raising cattle, get a dedicated mentor asap. Otherwise, cattle will surprise you and you will make them suffer as a result of ignorance. I know an eccentric man that let a cow kill herself because he had no idea that cows could have complications giving birth. Calf leg back and the cow just exhausted herself and died. Also be ready to live a humble life. You don't get to go out and party. Your pretty anti-social. Believe me when I say that, as a full-time farmer, you will question whether or not you can afford to get fuel each time you pull up to the station. Top notch for lifestyle, but not going to hit gold in a standard of living. :cowboy: [/QUOTE]
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