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<blockquote data-quote="randiliana" data-source="post: 802412" data-attributes="member: 2308"><p>Thanks, Jim</p><p></p><p>We feed enough hay to them for one day. 150 head of cows, = 4 round bales (1200 lbs) If we are going to be away, we will roll out enough for a couple days, but put the second day's feed a ways away from the normal feed ground, so that they will have to search it out. This way they don't eat/sleep on it all in one day.</p><p></p><p>The fence in the picture is 8' high windbreak. Kit is a pretty good dog, but it has taken a while to get him where he is more useful, than a pain in the butt. He still is a problem sometimes, but yesterday, he brought a calf that was out back up to the gate by himself, I was so excited, cause there was no barking or nipping (that I saw). He is about 7 years old now.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="randiliana, post: 802412, member: 2308"] Thanks, Jim We feed enough hay to them for one day. 150 head of cows, = 4 round bales (1200 lbs) If we are going to be away, we will roll out enough for a couple days, but put the second day's feed a ways away from the normal feed ground, so that they will have to search it out. This way they don't eat/sleep on it all in one day. The fence in the picture is 8' high windbreak. Kit is a pretty good dog, but it has taken a while to get him where he is more useful, than a pain in the butt. He still is a problem sometimes, but yesterday, he brought a calf that was out back up to the gate by himself, I was so excited, cause there was no barking or nipping (that I saw). He is about 7 years old now. [/QUOTE]
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