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"not a good steward", tsk, tsk, tsk....thats not a very nice thing to say. Things are different here in the west than where you are, sorry. NYC...hmmmm....I am 120 miles to the nearest mall, Burger King, Walmart, etc...I dont think do. Very content, thank you just the same.

In all actuality, I dont do that, just to clear it up. But when you feed Rumensin to cattle, which some folks do, birds will eat it. Certain bird will die when they eat it. Turkeys and ravens are 2 that die. If I was to control turkeys, it would not be by that method. I enjoy shooting too...

They are like starlings here. Feeding rumensin is totally legal. Many people do it and it just so happens to control a bird problem as well. Nothing wrong with it. Its just that some people would prefer to go about it different ways, same results.

Rumensin, it will kill them all. But you didnt hear that from me.

We had one that got bred at weaning time once. Calved at 13 months old or so and actually did just fine. I was surprised.

Been to a few of those brandings. Still like the knife. ;)

I think you intervened too quickly, and I am think you are thinking that as well. Seeing she hadnt feet out, in a normal presentation, and she hadnt dialated, are the first signs. People just love to jump right in and help. Which more times than not, can be the worst thing to do. This turned...

Powder River for durabilty. Preifert for better design and easier operation. Depends on your operation. We dislike Powder River chutes and gates, unless you are a big person. The gate hinges are a poor design. There is a local chute builder here in Montana. We had one of his chutes just for...

I think you would be wasting your money. Assuming you have fairly mild winters where you are. If they cows go into the winter in good condition, grass hay will be plenty sufficient. If you would like, maybe 30 days prior to calving you could slip a little to them, to perk them up some. You...

I cant believe I joined this place just to address this post. Anyways..... There is NO reason in the world why people would need to run Salers. There is nothing good about them that you wont be able to find in a good Hereford or Angus. Aside from all the stories I have heard, we had 2000...