must be something in the air today

[Anonymous]

Woke up this morning, and I was having my coffee on the back porch. Our new steer we picked up a month ago was near the fence and suddenly turned and fell on the five strand and hotwire. I guess the hotwire threw him for a loop. Now I get to restretch that section of fence. So, I check him out, all Is good and I go to work. My lovely wife sends me a picture of Booger, inside the hay ring. Must be something in the air making them escpecially stupid today

 

[cowboy43]

If I fell across a 5 wire hot fence I'd go jump in a hay ring too, make you feel safe,

 

[Anonymous]

Except it was 2 different steers. One on the fence and one in the ring :cowboy:

 

[Roan]

Booger looks like he is ready to see the freezer, so he is making it more of a challenge for you.

 

[Anonymous]

He's getting there, but still has a ways to go. Wish I had a set of scales, but my best guess is he's about 550

 

[bigbull338]

he is 1 crazy steer lolol.he looks like he weighs about 750lb to me.but then again im looking at him in a hay ring.

 

[Anonymous]

Here's a picture with him outside the ring
:mrgreen:

 

[Calman]

Cattle are mind readers. When you are thinking they wont do something they're reading your mind and go and show you they can.

Cal

 

[Roan]

Yup, once he is out of the hay ring he is alot smaller. Are you graining him also? Guess you have a couple of months of chasing him out, cause once they learn they keep on going in. :lol2:

 

[Anonymous]

Only grain he has gotten fo far was when he got into the barn and got into a bag of hog feed. I'll keep him on grass, hay and cubes till he gets to about 900 or 1000 and then finish him