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Re: Yes, I talk to the cows.
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Posted by DoubleR on February 26, 2004 at 19:30:34 from (204.39.230.20):
In Reply to: Yes, I talk to the cows. posted by Michael Soldan on February 26, 2004 at 18:27:57:
I finish about 10 steers at a time. I buy them small and take them up to about 1400#. Nobody is around very long but they all get to know my voice well. I walk in the barn and will talk to them the whole time while I fill the feed bunk and give them water and bed them down with straw. If a stanger or sombody other than me or my lab is with me I tell them not to talk as it will startle them and they will run out into the feedlot. Everyone laughs when I tell them about it but I have no problem selling the beef outright and have developed guiet a clintell for my home grown beef. It also helps me in releving the stress at the end of a day after working my REAL job!
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