LongRange

dt34715":2bo7s7gm said:
What are your thoughts? Is it worth the extra money?

Bigger operators that are short on time seem to think so. No way I could think it is. I would go with another injectable wormer and run them through a 2nd or 3rd time and still save money. Once it gets down into the $200-300 range, than I will change my story.
 
It will probably do you the most good on replacement females and first calf heifers when they are on grass.
 
Used Long Range in early winter. No sign of lice, the cows bred back very fast (AI). Calves are growing very well. Plan to use it again in a few weeks. Our vet says it is great for fly control although not labeled for that. Have some concerns about resistance developing from frequent use.

My :2cents:
Farmgirl
 
Maybe down south more where there is higher worm pressure but I ran the numbers on a group of replacement heifers and figured I could worm them 4 or five times over the summer with Safeguard which does a pretty good job and is easy to do. When the price comes down I would like to try it.
 
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