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<blockquote data-quote="Little Joe" data-source="post: 1642946" data-attributes="member: 39122"><p>If I were you I'd just start with 5 or so cow/calf pairs or bred cows and see how it goes. That way you can figure out any problems with your handling facilities or your place in general, you can kinda get the hang of rotating and working with the cattle before you get several to have to deal with. Also if you just have a few and decide that it's not for you or that you want to go a different route you don't have alot invested. There's alot to learn about cattle and alot of it is learned the hard way, and usually means losing money so best to start small. I'd recommend buying from an individual or finding a good cattleman to pick you up some good gentle cows.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Little Joe, post: 1642946, member: 39122"] If I were you I'd just start with 5 or so cow/calf pairs or bred cows and see how it goes. That way you can figure out any problems with your handling facilities or your place in general, you can kinda get the hang of rotating and working with the cattle before you get several to have to deal with. Also if you just have a few and decide that it's not for you or that you want to go a different route you don't have alot invested. There's alot to learn about cattle and alot of it is learned the hard way, and usually means losing money so best to start small. I'd recommend buying from an individual or finding a good cattleman to pick you up some good gentle cows. [/QUOTE]
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