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<blockquote data-quote="Dave" data-source="post: 1333227" data-attributes="member: 498"><p>I have done this a lot over the years. I had to buy them a little earlier than what it sounds like you are thinking. I still had some hay feeding with the way I did it but I cut my wintering cost in half. I am not an unrealistic haul from desert country where cows get culled at an early age because of their environment. Those cows do great on good grass. I have also done Bigfoots idea of buying thin cows out of the butcher pen. I love a thin cow with lots of signs of lice. Easy to cure and they will pack the pounds on.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dave, post: 1333227, member: 498"] I have done this a lot over the years. I had to buy them a little earlier than what it sounds like you are thinking. I still had some hay feeding with the way I did it but I cut my wintering cost in half. I am not an unrealistic haul from desert country where cows get culled at an early age because of their environment. Those cows do great on good grass. I have also done Bigfoots idea of buying thin cows out of the butcher pen. I love a thin cow with lots of signs of lice. Easy to cure and they will pack the pounds on. [/QUOTE]
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