Been toying with getting one of these.
spread a chit ton of chit
One of our best cows calved today. We had been keeping a close eye on her thankfully. The calf wound up with its legs up and its head twisted under it in a weird way. It was plain to see that it was smothering....even though she was in high weeds. I got to it and cleaned its mouth and nose out so it could breathe. Sat it right side up and let her start cleaning it up. It's amazing that these damn things ain't extinct.
Unfortunately I lost a good cow a couple months ago that calved late. One of those smelled, didn't see, type of situations. Still pissed at myself about it even I thought spring calving was done and with work I would not have been able to do anything about it in time.
I've been threatening to do the same thing. I've become pretty good at estimating their weight, but it wouldn't hurt to know.
You need a mirror and don't groom yourself for a foreseeable time - might help intimidate Yourself more efficiently!
Good ole clamp on duals on that Deere..a couple 2x6s and a short chunk of pipe and they snap on good...... I have done it by myself for years.
Those are some funny looking dairy cattle Logan.
I have a 5000lb set that have served me well.
They are rodeo bulls...
No chit. I thought you worked at Van Der Geest Dairy then went a horse farm then back to Van Der Geest Dairy
I figured that was what you thought based on saying that. I never worked at VanDerGeest Dairy. That was just a consideration. I instead at that time got a job for Gold Medal Cattle/Trailers also owned by VanDerGeests. We do a little bit of everything. I was thinking about maybe working for Vandergeest Dairy next summer.
Where are the Milwaukee guys and their “even my 1/4” impact would tighten that right up”
