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<blockquote data-quote="Lucky_P" data-source="post: 1851059" data-attributes="member: 12607"><p>We tagged as soon as we could get 'em... usually waited at least until they were all the way out of the cow. </p><p>We had one batch of calves from one particular Angus sire, that you either had to tag as soon as they hit the ground, or wait a couple of days. If you tried to put hands on one after they were on their feet during the first 24 hours, they would cut and run a half-mile. Had one go through 5 fences, through the woods, across a county road, and into a neighbor's horse pasture. Another ran a quarter mile and jumped into a flooded creek; got him out and turned him loose with his dam... he ran a half-mile the other direction, but stopped before bailing off into the creek again.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lucky_P, post: 1851059, member: 12607"] We tagged as soon as we could get 'em... usually waited at least until they were all the way out of the cow. We had one batch of calves from one particular Angus sire, that you either had to tag as soon as they hit the ground, or wait a couple of days. If you tried to put hands on one after they were on their feet during the first 24 hours, they would cut and run a half-mile. Had one go through 5 fences, through the woods, across a county road, and into a neighbor's horse pasture. Another ran a quarter mile and jumped into a flooded creek; got him out and turned him loose with his dam... he ran a half-mile the other direction, but stopped before bailing off into the creek again. [/QUOTE]
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