LOL! I'm sorry.....certainly not FDA approved and none left the farm....as beef...
(Maybe helped the tomato garden??)
(Maybe helped the tomato garden??)
FDA CAN STICK IT! fresh on the farm is best, though i always learned keep them on grass then put them on grain 1 month before butchering because people say they have a lot of Grissel if only feed grass
It's not that bad. Between Dad and I it's about 2hrs time from coop to fridge for that bunch.That looks like it was a lot of work!
I think every one in the cow business / hobby has a story...some funny. We had one set of 18month bull calves on the hill...were selling them 1-2 at a time...got down to the last two and one was ornery. First attempt and he got close to the trailer decided that wasn't when he wanted and got under the corral panels and bent the crap outa everything as he shoved his 800lbs ass thru....second attempt my wife crashed the quad trying to corral him.. bent it all up. ended that. Third attempt with a much more sophisticated corral system I wasn't there. Was in the woods dropping trees.
Looked at my phone and saw there were 15-18 messages. The first one..." Honey.. Jess & I are headed up to trailer that bull calf"
Third message.. "Sweety it would be nice to have a little help...."
Tenth Message.. "That "effen" cow is being a PITA"
Fifteenth Message "If You would drop that "effen saw" and get you "butt" up here! and a few more unprintable...
Seventeenth.... "Effen cow broke out and is headed south..." more un printables and now some unintelligible's ..
SO the hunting began.. next morning.
Tracked him for about 4 hours...found him just north of the most northwestern pasture....called the wife....Said I found him. Could probably get him into the pasture..
Before I could finish... "Would you put that "unintelligables" pita down!" So I did. We had a lot of fresh beef the next year.
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I have been to CSU nice place they fixed my dog all up. My parents and entire family live in Iowa so CSU would have been quite the drive. Ames was 90min. I take it you have been to Denver a time or two, it's nothing compared to Boulder you see all sorts there.Now if you had brought them to Ft. Collins Colorado (CSU) I would BELIEVE that story! That is funny BTW
You now what those in Denver call cows in the fall....
Big Slow Deer
And you know what a Texas heart shot is....
Head over to Yesterday's Tractor forums they will help you get up and running with your stationary hay pressI will try to get a video. It is wire tie, I think the block on it is used to separate the bales.
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