Posted by 4010 puller on April 03, 2012 at 15:10:27 from (166.249.129.46):
In Reply to: feeding out steer posted by mosinee dave on April 03, 2012 at 07:09:19:
What is breed,age,and size? If he hasnt had any grain, id start out with 1/4-1/2 of a 5 gallon bucket each day or morning and night for a couple of weeks to be sure he will eat it and doesnt get the scours/bloat. Then increase a little at a time until he is on self feed. Ive seen most get them started on feed to being on full feed in about 4-6 weeks.If he"s at 400 lb and you want him at 1300 it could take 8 months. If he is a 1000 pounder and you want him at 1300 a couple of months may do. Big thing is to get them started without making them sick, then put it to em. I assume you are just talking about ground ear or shelled corn for feed.
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