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<blockquote data-quote="Anonymous" data-source="post: 14639"><p>I keep all my bulls in a metal container in the basement, I can only speak from observations of others. I had to ahul a bull for a neighbor yesterday, I still don't like dealing with them. I think a 45 day breeding season is the way to go, but that's me and our (mis)management style.</p><p></p><p>dunmovin farms</p><p></p><p>> My mother always told me that the</p><p>> ranch was dad's barroom, local</p><p>> club involvement and every other</p><p>> activity that most people leave</p><p>> home to fill voids in their lives</p><p>> with. You might say, "He was</p><p>> "outstanding in his</p><p>> field", when he wasn't</p><p>> earning the hourly wage from</p><p>> electrical work." When</p><p>> someone asks if we are being</p><p>> burdened with the cattle, I, like</p><p>> you, make the point that if we</p><p>> weren't spending money and time on</p><p>> the cattle, we would probably be</p><p>> blowing it somewhere else...and</p><p>> getting into a whole lot more</p><p>> trouble. You are correct... if you</p><p>> can make some money doing</p><p>> something you like, then that is</p><p>> an added bonus. The fact is: If</p><p>> you don't pay attention to the $$</p><p>> in and $$ out, you really aren't</p><p>> much of a manager. Wise</p><p>> stewardship of all of our gifts is</p><p>> a commendable calling. In the US,</p><p>> of course, we also have that</p><p>> entity that is called tax</p><p>> deduction, and without record</p><p>> keeping and GOOD record keeping,</p><p>> the government gets more than</p><p>> their fair share. I guess my real</p><p>> question to you, if I had one, is</p><p>> have you ever TRIED to keep track</p><p>> of the hours you spend???? Because</p><p>> I enjoy the work so, it isn't</p><p>> noticeable to me, until one of the</p><p>> others gets out among the herd and</p><p>> can't tell one from another,</p><p>> doesn't know the personality,</p><p>> doesn't know what to expect from</p><p>> which. Talking and writing about</p><p>> it all of the time can't take the</p><p>> place of the actual hands on.</p><p>> Which, coincidentally, is what</p><p>> makes the difference between an</p><p>> active environmentalist and an</p><p>> environmental activist... one has</p><p>> calluses on their hands and the</p><p>> OTHER has calluses on the</p><p>> uh-huhs..... I just think that</p><p>> running the bulls year round costs</p><p>> more in the long run than keeping</p><p>> them separate. Other than that...</p><p>> lol... we are on the same page.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Anonymous, post: 14639"] I keep all my bulls in a metal container in the basement, I can only speak from observations of others. I had to ahul a bull for a neighbor yesterday, I still don't like dealing with them. I think a 45 day breeding season is the way to go, but that's me and our (mis)management style. dunmovin farms > My mother always told me that the > ranch was dad's barroom, local > club involvement and every other > activity that most people leave > home to fill voids in their lives > with. You might say, "He was > "outstanding in his > field", when he wasn't > earning the hourly wage from > electrical work." When > someone asks if we are being > burdened with the cattle, I, like > you, make the point that if we > weren't spending money and time on > the cattle, we would probably be > blowing it somewhere else...and > getting into a whole lot more > trouble. You are correct... if you > can make some money doing > something you like, then that is > an added bonus. The fact is: If > you don't pay attention to the $$ > in and $$ out, you really aren't > much of a manager. Wise > stewardship of all of our gifts is > a commendable calling. In the US, > of course, we also have that > entity that is called tax > deduction, and without record > keeping and GOOD record keeping, > the government gets more than > their fair share. I guess my real > question to you, if I had one, is > have you ever TRIED to keep track > of the hours you spend???? Because > I enjoy the work so, it isn't > noticeable to me, until one of the > others gets out among the herd and > can't tell one from another, > doesn't know the personality, > doesn't know what to expect from > which. Talking and writing about > it all of the time can't take the > place of the actual hands on. > Which, coincidentally, is what > makes the difference between an > active environmentalist and an > environmental activist... one has > calluses on their hands and the > OTHER has calluses on the > uh-huhs..... I just think that > running the bulls year round costs > more in the long run than keeping > them separate. Other than that... > lol... we are on the same page. [/QUOTE]
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