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<blockquote data-quote="3MR" data-source="post: 358987" data-attributes="member: 4180"><p>They dont have any symptoms. From what I understand once symptoms develop its to late.</p><p></p><p>The trees are Post Oak. I am in the Cross Timbers so they are all over.</p><p></p><p>I dont know what the actual Tannin level in them is. I dont think any of them are the majority of their diet from them. After I orriginally posted I moved them into an area with fewer of them and gave them free choice cubes. I figured the feed bill would still be less than a dead cow.</p><p></p><p>Yesterday I put them in a bigger pasture and watched them. They both still grab bites of the trees, but neither seems to be eating it like previously and are back to eating grass. Most of the little curlycue buds have fallen off in that particular area.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="3MR, post: 358987, member: 4180"] They dont have any symptoms. From what I understand once symptoms develop its to late. The trees are Post Oak. I am in the Cross Timbers so they are all over. I dont know what the actual Tannin level in them is. I dont think any of them are the majority of their diet from them. After I orriginally posted I moved them into an area with fewer of them and gave them free choice cubes. I figured the feed bill would still be less than a dead cow. Yesterday I put them in a bigger pasture and watched them. They both still grab bites of the trees, but neither seems to be eating it like previously and are back to eating grass. Most of the little curlycue buds have fallen off in that particular area. [/QUOTE]
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