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I have an own daughter of the Whiskey stud NR and his money man brought back and was eventually sold along with the mare band to my friends in northern Alberta. They have turned their horse enterprise into a useful and profitable sideline. The horses are branded with a 6 over a U on the left hip.

If she is doing the spread eagle hobbles will help. Leave 18 to 24 inches between legs.

I was young and limber then…..

Keep track of the heifer calves who have mothers you like and be a lot pickier on bulls.

Nasalgen at birth took the place this year of Inforce and PMH on a trial year. We are seeing a few snotty noses in older calves already……. Didn’t have that with using two. Branding Cows get Bovi Gold VL5 FP5, calves get Vision 8S , Bovi Gold One Shot and a Draxxin. Draxxin keeps them alive...

You weren’t surprised that he could read?😂😂

I finally listened to this H, very nice! I have to ask though, this must be the first time the camera followed you to the sheep shed and you weren’t wearing your jammies and gum boots.

Right on the ground, these are pelleted but there is a lot of dust in them. 5 lbs of these will take the place of 8 lbs of poor quality hay and add protein to what you are feeding.

All the above and pea screenings are high in protein too.

He quite likes the outside too.

This one is barely pack rat size now.

Was my advice too expensive?

We deal with 20 to 30 pack rats every fall, awful things….

Right there in written word! Proof you sleep the day away…..😛😛😛

Cool Christmas H!

Pssst, H is from Utah, they can be slow to catch on there……

A warm -28c from a -47 morning. Truck thought it would be a Liberal this morning and not start but an hour in the shop had it going. Was plugged in too. Different cord tonight… Cows are liking some added protein and will be cutting back on hay when it warms up.

You tell him he is a bull headed old fashionista!

I am actually a plans as I go guy in the tractor seat with my gumboots on.

They are free standing panels H, chained together. They have two, four foot long “feet” welded at the bottom to hold them up. We have quite a collection of 24 foot fence panels of same design. They are very handy and setting them up is just like playing farm all over again.