Hostile Enviroment

whatisgmo

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How many producers would consider raising livestock as an absentee care giver in a HOSTILE environment that leads to questionable care of the animals? If this is something you would consider doing, would you consider yourself a steward of animal husbandry? Sitting thru auctions I have witnessed first hand the aftermath of absentee producers, As a producer myself I also know that things can go terribly bad for animals in less than 1 hour. But it seems to me if you are not there to provide care for a week or two who is?
 
Define questionable. And how many was it you lost in that heat wave? That sure was a hostile environment .
 
Questionable care would certainly include an animal that spent a couple days suffering while it slowly dyed because it was stuck in a mud puddle.
 
Vs dying of heat stress while you watched them? And them go a subsidy check for their deaths?
 
Vs dying of heat stress while you watched them? And then got a subsidy check for their deaths? What a charmed life you must lead
 
Casting the blame elsewhere doesn't change the fact that as a absentee producer that animal suffered for several days before dying while the absentee producer did nothing to provide care for the animal.
 
You're probably right. I fixed it and its not an issue. And it was only one. You killed how many? 250 I think you said. And you were right there. What did you do to prevent their deaths? Mr experienced producer who will forget more than ill ever know? Guess you forgot to provide shade in that dirt lot. How big was that check you said?
 
regolith":3emdx8nm said:
looks like a personal vendetta.

Stuff happens - even if you check them several times a day.
correct stuff happens, it can happen right before your eyes, point is you are there to do something about it. Absentee producers are not there to do anything about it. The animal will suffer days until it finally dies.
 
whatisgmo":3ebpz82h said:
regolith":3ebpz82h said:
looks like a personal vendetta.

Stuff happens - even if you check them several times a day.
correct stuff happens, it can happen right before your eyes, point is you are there to do something about it. Absentee producers are not there to do anything about it. The animal will suffer days until it finally dies.

This is richer than three feet up a bull's ass.
You can check this morning the minute you close the gate one can be in trouble.
You don't check them until tomorrow or that evening the cow is still dead.
I guess you stay up 24 hour's a day watching them.
 
I've never really considered doing something once a day for fifteen minutes MAKING A LIVING. Sounds more like entertainment or a hobby.
 
So is someone who runs cattle on leased goverment land thats in 4000 acre peices, and no way in the world could check there cattle every day, putting them in a hostile enviroment.
 
Here is my .02 and last post. There are people who look at their cattle every day and abuse them. They constantly do things flat out wrong. There are people who look at their cattle once a month that provide for and raise great livestock.

Caustic Burno":1qn710cw said:
This thread should have been locked after the first post.
It is quite evident this a vendetta
I am just as big an idiot for argueing with one.

Hows that saying go? You can't argue with stupid people because they bring you down to their level and then beat you because they're better at it. ;-)
 
My 2 cents and my one and only post on this subject is that you should never come tour ranches in the west. There are lots and lots of places where cows get turned out on 50,000-100,000 acres in May and some of them are not seen again until October or November. And some of them you never do see again.
 
denvermartinfarms":u18k6sfx said:
This is to stupid to even reply to.

Yep, but it's kinda like a Jerry Springer, the wonderment if it can possibly get any dumber just grabs you. I have faith it can. But, I'm an eternal optimist. :tiphat:
 
Dave":2ofjqqn9 said:
My 2 cents and my one and only post on this subject is that you should never come tour ranches in the west. There are lots and lots of places where cows get turned out on 50,000-100,000 acres in May and some of them are not seen again until October or November. And some of them you never do see again.

We have deer the state has been running on us for years, and the sorry suckers ain't been out once to check on em.
 
Brute 23":39dalmzq said:
Hows that saying go? You can't argue with stupid people because they bring you down to their level and then beat you because they're better at it. ;-)
No one in an argument with a fool
 

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