Asked him what he wanted and told him what I pay on my other places lease land for grazing runs on the average $15 a acre here I've got 2 other places that's what I pay $15/acre and maintain fence he made his price and told me I was gonna be doing him a favor him not having to mow it anymore
Glad to see it
I'm gonna buy 15 and put at the house and send 15 breds over there I just sold the last of my calves 2 weeks ago. I told him I wouldn't put a cow on his place that i wouldn't keep at mine I know every cow on my home place is dog gentle and stay home that's why they are all still there
Trying a couple small leases around me that nobody else wants to fool with. 4-5 cows here 4-5 cows there adds up quick the trick is getting them not to far apart this will be my third pay for lease I do have 2 cows at a family members house tho so I gues techniquely I have 4 lease places that particular place doesn't cost a dime
Are you just moving a bull around every 30 days?
That was a typo post it was supposed to say im
I've got 2 head at a family members house 15 on one lease 10 on another lease 20 and a bull at the house now I'll need 15 more to replace the ones I'm going to send to the lease place I rotational graze the land I own I'm actually in process of cross fencing it all even more making 1/2 acre pads to run cows on at 1 time. The 2 lease places are just big open pastures and this new place is just a big open place
I use 16ft cattle panels and tpost all my cattle are gentle however
That's pretty risky. At least put some pvc caps on the tposts or some thing. You just never know what can happen.
Never even thought about that I've never had one try and jump out
Had one t-post in a pen that I ran a gate to-cow and heifer in the pen.I watched that cow lift the heifer and almost impale her on that t-post. Heifer did some ballet and I pulled the t-post immediately
Mainly for you and any one helping you. Cattle would be a secondary concern.
