Posted by rrlund on November 18, 2011 at 16:00:18 from (207.241.137.116):
Dave,did you catch that heifer that got away from you? I got to thinking last night after I turned off the computer,if you had the front panel off of a creep feeder or something similar that the calf could get through but the cow couldn't,put the cow back in the pen and put up the panel,then just wait. Her natural instinct is going to be to come right back to her mother when she's scared. As far as getting rid of her after you catch her,if I did that,I wouldn't have any left. It took me 5 days to catch all of'em this year. I had calves under gates,over fences,through fences,you name it. I eventually baited all of'em in and have them penned in the barn. Ain't the cattle business a hoot though?
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