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Why I never get around cattle on foot, always on horseback
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<blockquote data-quote="Warren Allison" data-source="post: 1799981" data-attributes="member: 40587"><p>Well, I use horses if the pasture is like a manicured golf course. Yep, those "puppies" are what this ring went after. Most cows back them were Angus, some Herefords and baldies. Occasionally a Char or Simm, but not that many and they wouldn't try to steal the last 2 kinds. Those would draw attention at the sale, but the Angus, Hereford and black baldies blended in with the hundreds of others there just like them. And they never entered anywhere a neighbor might see them. Muggs said one herd they got had a Jersey nurse cow in it. They just walked up to her and put a hay string around her neck, and led her into the panels, and the rest followed. They turned her back out once they had the cows loaded. You rarely if ever saw a grown Jeresy at the sale barn, so they didn't take her.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Warren Allison, post: 1799981, member: 40587"] Well, I use horses if the pasture is like a manicured golf course. Yep, those "puppies" are what this ring went after. Most cows back them were Angus, some Herefords and baldies. Occasionally a Char or Simm, but not that many and they wouldn't try to steal the last 2 kinds. Those would draw attention at the sale, but the Angus, Hereford and black baldies blended in with the hundreds of others there just like them. And they never entered anywhere a neighbor might see them. Muggs said one herd they got had a Jersey nurse cow in it. They just walked up to her and put a hay string around her neck, and led her into the panels, and the rest followed. They turned her back out once they had the cows loaded. You rarely if ever saw a grown Jeresy at the sale barn, so they didn't take her. [/QUOTE]
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