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I keep mine set at zero.

First thing you need to do is purchase and read Storys book on raising cattle.

Good looking calf.

Texas is a BIG place. Check around your area and see what others are doing. What might work in the panhandle might not work in Houston or West Texas.

Good to hear things went well,relax now and grab a cold one.

Wouldn't mind seeing some pics on that subject about cattle. I have a few goats also,it was interesting. Thanks.

I paid from $450 to $650 each for purebred Black Angus Heifers without papers. $700 is a pretty good price with papers and delivered to boot. I'm sure it's alot of money for you to pay for a decent heifer but the good ones don't come much cheaper than that.

12 Gauge with buck 4's works wonders.

And your eyes won't be the first thing to go. :shock:

:nod:

Good to hear your ok Sid. Another lesson learned for all of us.

It doesn't much matter what the scenario is,if you are an honest breeder/seller you stand behind what you sell or you won't be in business very long. Don't take long for the word (Bad) to get around.

Have not heard anything at the feed store I use,yet.

People will always chase fads,or whatever you choose to call it,in an attempt to better the life they live,the cattle they raise,the children they raise or anything else in life. As they say " Hope springs eternal". ;-)

Brimmer x Charolais :?:

Should be real lean meat much like Longhorn beef. If the price is right,grab it.

Just need to get use to it. Second major change since I been here.

In my neck of the woods family don't charge family for anything :!:

I am attempting to increase my herd size as well,had to almost sell out in 06 due to drought. I am retaining all my heifers that look like they will be good prospects. I also buy private treaty when I can find what I want. We have two bulls so retaining heifers will work for awhile. Although...

Good article CB. Always a good idea to keep farm safety in mind,more so around kids.