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Handling cattle: Who taught you ?
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<blockquote data-quote="OleScout" data-source="post: 868504" data-attributes="member: 16899"><p>My Dad taught me. His first rule in handling cattle is "You have to be smarter than the cow".</p><p>Tools: feed bucket (some of the old cows will try to get in your pocket if you have a bucket) and just a sorting stick about 5" long x 1" Dia. Not to hit with just head and tap to prod.</p><p>Like to work them alone. Work them in a circle in the lot and let the ones out the gate that I don't want caught.</p><p>Old cows know the drill and the young ones pick it up pretty quick.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="OleScout, post: 868504, member: 16899"] My Dad taught me. His first rule in handling cattle is "You have to be smarter than the cow". Tools: feed bucket (some of the old cows will try to get in your pocket if you have a bucket) and just a sorting stick about 5" long x 1" Dia. Not to hit with just head and tap to prod. Like to work them alone. Work them in a circle in the lot and let the ones out the gate that I don't want caught. Old cows know the drill and the young ones pick it up pretty quick. [/QUOTE]
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