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Handling cattle: Who taught you ?
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<blockquote data-quote="Suzie Q" data-source="post: 817145" data-attributes="member: 14334"><p>I can round the cattle up by myself. With a quad to the yards and with a poly pipe in my hand in the yards. No I was not taught and hubby just doesn't get it. It doesn't seem to matter how many times I tell him he steps in the wrong place and the cattle go the opposite way, so now I bring a herd of 80 of calves in by myself.</p><p></p><p>In the yard I mainly use the water pipe to block. They move forward if you are behind them. I will admit to clicking to them like I do a horse!!!</p><p></p><p>We do own a hot shot. Here it is called a yellow cattle dog. We don't often use it and often forget to take it. But it is a lot easier to use that if a cow won't go forward or if a Brahman lies down in the crush it will get her to stand up.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Suzie Q, post: 817145, member: 14334"] I can round the cattle up by myself. With a quad to the yards and with a poly pipe in my hand in the yards. No I was not taught and hubby just doesn't get it. It doesn't seem to matter how many times I tell him he steps in the wrong place and the cattle go the opposite way, so now I bring a herd of 80 of calves in by myself. In the yard I mainly use the water pipe to block. They move forward if you are behind them. I will admit to clicking to them like I do a horse!!! We do own a hot shot. Here it is called a yellow cattle dog. We don't often use it and often forget to take it. But it is a lot easier to use that if a cow won't go forward or if a Brahman lies down in the crush it will get her to stand up. [/QUOTE]
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