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And pour on has caused a lot of Ivermectin-resistent worms. You may not get a good enough dose for a total kill of the worms, and those that survive develop a resistance. There are some that use injectable, that still use pour-on as well, but that is mostly for ticks, lice and other external...

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I was watching this sale Wednesday, and this one where you can not buy a pair, and split them , telling them to weigh them Every pair or 3 N ! that comes in, they will sell the cow by the pound, then sell the calf. Then, they total up what they brought, and that is the opening bid to by the pair...

I see their point, but in over 50 years of hog hunting, I have never seem them out at daylight. They are nocturnal whether hunted or not. And the hog traps work well at night, so no reason for the officials to not trap at night. Only time I have seen hogs in daylight, is when you hunt them with...

Supposed to have some storms tomorrow, then clearing out for Sunday. Been getting good rains every 3 or 4 days since April, and we are 7 inches above normal rainfall for the year. But, I remember in 1986, it had done this all spring...maybe we'd have 2 days in a row without rain, but not many...

I hope things work out for you, @MurraysMutts . At least you know if things don't, you got 2 places they can go to and be well taken care of.

Yep. If I get her, she will live out her life in the pasture with Gail. And we will bury her beside Gail , )or vice versa). when it is time. Man. I would sure enough be set up then. With those 2 in the pasture, all I'd have to do is get an orphan or bottle calf, open the gate and turn it loose...

Just say "when", and I will come get Bessie!!! And bring you two solid black, 18 mos old Corr heifers 2 months bred to a reg Salacoa Valley Brangus bull. In 7 mos you will have 2 calves, and 6 mos later they will bring you $1200-$1500 each, depending on whether they are bull or heifer calves.

I have been in a few conversations like that the past couple of weeks.... online, at sales, at ropings and pennings, etc. Consensus is while steers may stay where they are for a while, there is no way for them to go but down. If they get any higher, people are going to quit eating as much...

LOL. Good try! :) I wouldn't even give half that, if there was a chance they were bred to a damned Char bull! Well, if the Corrs were solid black, and if the Char bull was deep red, with no dilute gene, and homo for polled, I might. Maybe.

Always makes me smile when I see these calves as tall as their momma, trying to nurse. I have seen the calves get on their front knees before! How old is your calf in the picture, @tex452 ?