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These are in a feedlot setting, so they get free-choice hay as well as a fortified ration of 14lbs per head per day containing corn, DDG, cottonseed meal, a mineral, and a vitamin pack.

I am a big fan of planting winter forage over summer pasture. I think there are some big benefits, for sure, from doing so!

This was the first batch we will make sure to have it the next time around!

Indeed, the texture is exceptionally delicate, necessitating the use of batter to enhance its flavor and provide a satisfying crunch.

Don't knock it until you try it! But I do agree it is a bit strange, haha.

Haha best comment yet! Made me laugh

If we had one he sure would claim the name! Haha we had a steer named rug-bert because we turned him into burger and kept the hide for a rug so this one got a simple name.

It's a great place to be!

I believe I can also attest to that, both on the ranch and in the kitchen, for tasks such as washing dishes and doing laundry.

@@JCATLandandCattle Thank you for sharing. I needed to laugh today.

Great response

No, they do not! So much so i decided to buy a 4450 instead of a new one. I just have a soft spot for the old ones!

@@JCATLandandCattle yeah my dad just bought a 2021 John Deere 5055E🤦‍♂️, tryed to get him to buy the 4440 down the road but he said they’ll be too much problems, I told him they are way easier to fix but he odviously didt take my advice 😂

He does not have a name yet!

Yes they do! Everyone enjoys a nice dessert.

Thank you!! I see him being in our herd for a long time, so the more I can interact with him the better we will be!

I've never heard of that. I might have to try it haha!

Thank you!! He is our best yearling bull from our first set of calves out of the Akaushi herd! We are really excited to see what he can do to improve meat quality on our commercial herd!

That is for sure! Haha

Spring is here and we love it!

He doesn't seem to be to afraid, just not sure what's going on! I will try that tomorrow to see how he responds

I make a extra 20plus k a year selling cedar. But all you have is junk cedar I have stands you can cut 5 to 6 stays out of a single tree and base only be 4 inches

That would be nice to be able to do with them but unfortunately some are a little to big to burn with out a really hot fire but also to small to cut and sell stays out of! Thank you for watching!

@@JCATLandandCattle good thing you can't sell stays if you don't over charge for them people will keep you hooked up cutting almost every day. I sell about 800 a week and sell for a couple other kids total last week was 4k mostly into Texas and new Mexico. But I been doing part time for 10 years so have the clients.

@Andrew-sanders there sure is a use for timber around us! If we need a tree removed we call our neighbor who makes a living cutting post oaks for firewood and it seems he is always busy!

Looking good!

Not a good day for the cat but it got the job done!

A cable come-a-long is a much safer way of tightening the barbed wire. I typically set both H-braces, tie and steeple the top wire to the first brace, string out to the second H-brace, cut long and comealong to the front end loader behind it. Get the elevation, knock in a few steeples, then tie the wire on the back end. Just a suggestion though! Keep up the good work

It will be coming real soon stay tuned!

The cattle love it for sure and so do we!

That is a good guess! Hopefully we can get that and then some!

I did. He just jumped up there before I could get off the tractor!