RanchMan90
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Anyone have experience with liver flukes? How do I troubleshoot them?
RanchMan90":3eai7atr said:Anyone have experience with liver flukes? How do I troubleshoot them?
Bright Raven":2hc3a9fu said:You are in Oklahoma. The distribution map does not show liver flukes in that region. They are in some parts of Texas. They look to be primarily west coast in distribution.
Which raises the question - Why are you concerned about cattle liver flukes? Lucky has stated numerous times that they do not occur here. They are more prone to wet environments.
Caustic Burno":3lv18y91 said:Bright Raven":3lv18y91 said:You are in Oklahoma. The distribution map does not show liver flukes in that region. They are in some parts of Texas. They look to be primarily west coast in distribution.
Which raises the question - Why are you concerned about cattle liver flukes? Lucky has stated numerous times that they do not occur here. They are more prone to wet environments.
Might want to read the link on expansion to 26 states.
Bright Raven":1ujlz68y said:You are in Oklahoma. The distribution map does not show liver flukes in that region. They are in some parts of Texas. They look to be primarily west coast in distribution.
Which raises the question - Why are you concerned about cattle liver flukes? Lucky has stated numerous times that they do not occur here. They are more prone to wet environments.
RanchMan90":2b5xr4dd said:Anyone have experience with liver flukes? How do I troubleshoot them?
backhoeboogie":1y86xmq4 said:Interesting that your map circles us but omits the Brazos river valley and the Trinity river too.
Stocker Steve":1b94t8g5 said:RanchMan90":1b94t8g5 said:Anyone have experience with liver flukes? How do I troubleshoot them?
Seems to be some fluky cattle everywhere. Deer usually get the blame here, but trucking cattle interstate does not help. Serious stocker and feeder operations often use an oral drench during receiving. Some sales reps offer "free" before and after fecal testing.