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<blockquote data-quote="WagaAgeyv" data-source="post: 426568" data-attributes="member: 2813"><p>We began our farm by leasing to a longhorn breeder. Our, 28 acre, farm had not been in use for over 5 years. The former owners clear cut it years ago and it was really grown up. By the end of 6 mo. you semi walk through it now two years later there are paths to to top of the hill. Not clean but they enjoy it. Three cases of Pinkeye in 2 years but when we put out rabon blocks or minerals we don't see any. As ETF said virtually carefree. We had one this year we really worried about. Gem she has a broken hip, from birth fall or such (unsure). We worried about her calving, but NNNNOOO problems, small meant no complications. I'm am not saying it don't happen but percentage wise, slim to never.</p><p></p><p>Warpaint is on the road a lot, so for me they are a blessing. Plus they are like children, most of the time they do as told. They know there names when called. They know where we sleep in the house they are so intelegent. They stand out by the fence in the mornings and call us to get up to get their treats. Its great.</p><p></p><p>They are a great date. We used to sit in the house and watch TV now we sit outside, with cooler, and watch the cows. They are each like us, individuals.</p><p></p><p>Keep reading up on them then decide I myself love them and I was the wishy-washy one in the beginning, now I wouldn't give them up. :heart:</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="WagaAgeyv, post: 426568, member: 2813"] We began our farm by leasing to a longhorn breeder. Our, 28 acre, farm had not been in use for over 5 years. The former owners clear cut it years ago and it was really grown up. By the end of 6 mo. you semi walk through it now two years later there are paths to to top of the hill. Not clean but they enjoy it. Three cases of Pinkeye in 2 years but when we put out rabon blocks or minerals we don't see any. As ETF said virtually carefree. We had one this year we really worried about. Gem she has a broken hip, from birth fall or such (unsure). We worried about her calving, but NNNNOOO problems, small meant no complications. I'm am not saying it don't happen but percentage wise, slim to never. Warpaint is on the road a lot, so for me they are a blessing. Plus they are like children, most of the time they do as told. They know there names when called. They know where we sleep in the house they are so intelegent. They stand out by the fence in the mornings and call us to get up to get their treats. Its great. They are a great date. We used to sit in the house and watch TV now we sit outside, with cooler, and watch the cows. They are each like us, individuals. Keep reading up on them then decide I myself love them and I was the wishy-washy one in the beginning, now I wouldn't give them up. :heart: [/QUOTE]
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