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No they sanded the paint off, so they could custom paint it for you zach

I tried it and as far as I could tell it didn't do a whole lot, except I have gotten dry skin all of sudden

I seen her at Cowboys, and I'd say that cow is ALL hair, and you shouldn't bother puttin the eggs in your tank...However my tank has some room I'm sure. <beer>

I did that too, but I set them out in the sun for a while and the o-rings shrinked back down.

I think you mean 5 posts <beer>

Has any one tried glu coat on pigs? On the container it says for livestock, but just gives feeding directions for cattle. I have some left and want to see how it would work on a hog. If so how many ounces did you feed? Thanks

Sent you a PM, let me know. 620-952-2622

Pshhaww not no $hithorn gona be showing me nothing Justina. <beer>

Rinse them and then brush them dry in front of fans, however you still need to use your blower occasionaly throughout the day to get the volume in the hair, and the blower helps train the hair too.

Normally average around 85-100lbs heavier on the same date as no-spayed heifers, or be ready to send to town up to a month earlier. Think they normally do it around 7-8 months.

Anyone have any monoply's having babies yet? If so how are they calving, milking, and all that fun stuff? What did you use on them?

Our ranch in Nebraska does it too all of the feed yard heifers. Haven't seen it done when I was old enough to remember what was going on, but they have always done alot better in the feed yard.

This is because one horn makes more eggs than the other, and they probably horn breed one bull to one horn and the other horn to the other bull. If you do it that way you can keep your eggs separate and use different setups to do the flush, and normally the semen stays were you put it, but...

I don't think a Holstein milks as much as most of us think when outside of the dairy. In the dairy they are fed tons of feeds to make high amounts of milk, but being out on grass I don' think they would make nearly as much(still more than a beef cow) Used to have small herd of 30 milking...

On the subject of chutes. How much difference is there between the All Alum  and the Alum Hybrid chute from sullivans?  Durabilty?

Cowboy(Terry Morris) has one that I like. Shes not huge boned or yak haired but she is good all aroundm and is a bwf baldy heifer.

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Wouldn't suggest free choicing him or cutting out all hay if its because of bloating. Get him going back on feed and make sure he's getting some long steemed grass hay. Give him some baking soda, or granule tide laundry detergent in his feed every day to prevent bloating. Feed him 4 times a day...

Side profile? Theres a pretty good rainmaker x angus runnign around SW KS that McGraw raised, shes a ground sow.

theres goes featherlite! If using for ranch work, get a Barret, Wilson, or Eby. Always buy from a company that makes a cattle pot.(all of which I named do)