I Think I'm On The Mend

[Mastermind]

Yes sir.........freezer bound.

 

[jakethesnake]

Nothing like home grown burger

 

[Chris Zautner]

Here's a picture of the bull from last fall in the woods. Registered black Angus

 

[Simondo]

I live what seems like a long way away from some of my friends I have made on here. Its funny but chainsaws or what encompasses the use of them involves hard work, determination and perseverance. All qualities of people I prefer to surround myself with. Glad your here.

The US is a big place !! Please excuse my ignorance ...your location ...central PA ?

 

[huskihl]

I had one who thought it was fun to try to pick up the back of the tractor by head-butting the round bale. Yeah,we ate him. I don't step in the pasture with a bull with out a gun. Ever.

I was under a 706 ih wheels were coming up I was safe but shook up full rage mode for no reason. After he was done I coulda pet him strange beasts they are

I've only been around white face herefords. Walk up to a 2000 lb bull to pet his forehead and watch his eyes roll back into his head. Ben, Curly, and Pretty Boy. But no pics

 

[ny15]

Please call me Randy, Moobs, Chithead, or anything in the middle.

Moobs,
I am glad your junk is on the mend

 

[CapitaineHaddoc]

It's good to hear you feel better, health go always first. If you are a bit late with some work, you can take more time with my saw, all the time you need.

 

[jakethesnake]

My last bull I ate was named psycho Sid
Ended up earning his name this one has no name he's a herford angus just big boy guess that's his name now

 

[wildroamer]

They tend to get a lil aggressive w round bales...

I heard they are phasing out the round bales. Cows can't get a square meal!

 

[exSW]

I've only been around white face herefords. Walk up to a 2000 lb bull to pet his forehead and watch his eyes roll back into his head. Ben, Curly, and Pretty Boy. But no pics

I love Hereford bulls. They just flat do their job. I had one stick that big wooly Hereford head through the bottom corner of the sliding door on the stock trailer cause he didn't want to leave the cows. So I hauled his dumb ass to the next cow pasture just like that. Took me two days to get that door straight and sliding again.

 

[Mastermind]

It's good to hear you feel better, health go always first. If you are a bit late with some work, you can take more time with my saw, all the time you need.

I appreciate that. It means a lot.......

I will have your saw and another 562 done in the coming week though. The work ins just get done when a scheduled saw of the same model comes up......

 

[Guido Salvage]

I found this picture from 20+ years ago of me working cattle. Doc Gates is about to give this young fellow the "bucket treatment".



I found working the front end (dehorning, worming, implanting, tagging ears, etc.) to be less dangerous.

 

[huskihl]

My last bull I ate was named psycho Sid
Ended up earning his name this one has no name he's a herford angus just big boy guess that's his name now

The only aggression I've seen out of dad's bulls was from Pretty Boy. His mom was a heifer and died having him. Dad raised him to not be scared. He'd follow me around while cleaning the barn and nudge me. Well that nudging became pushing. Until I brought in a red 8' rope lead and cracked him across the ass. We were good to go after that

 

[Mastermind]

I love Hereford bulls. They just flat do their job. I had one stick that big wooly Hereford head through the bottom corner of the sliding door on the stock trailer cause he didn't want to leave the cows. So I hauled his dumb ass to the next cow pasture just like that. Took me two days to get that door straight and sliding again.

The bull I have now is named Sir Loin. He's shaping up to be a nice bull. Small head, long and low. Low birth weight, but slow growing.

 

[exSW]

I found this picture from 20+ years ago of me working cattle. Doc Gates is about to give this young fellow the "bucket treatment".

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I found working the front end (dehorning, worming, implanting, tagging ears, etc.) to be less dangerous.

Let me guess. Those Burdizzo clamps are now in your collection.

 

[Guido Salvage]

Let me guess. Those Burdizzo clamps are now in your collection.

Nope, never had a need for the ripper or the clamps. The byproduct just got tossed under the fence on the lower side.

 

[redoakneck]

Any you cattle guys using the Cali crate elastic bander??? Thing has a ratchet that allows you to crank a solid thick band and clamps with a metal clamp???

You can do the cattle when they are 8-10 months old, in a GOOD chute, so they grow bigger,

Pretty nerve wrecking putting them on, but amazingly they just stand there.

Got hit them with tetanus too


Heal quickly Randy, and if you use DMSO, don't get it on yer nut sac!!!!!


Great balls O FIRE!!!!

 

[Mastermind]

That's the bander we use Pete. We wait till we ween em.......then hit them with blackleg vaccine, Ivomec wormer, and a tetanus shot while we install the band.

 

[Redfin]

The US is a big place !! Please excuse my ignorance ...your location ...central PA ?

I live fairly close to the pointer.

 

[jakethesnake]

Use the green Cheerios for banding