I don't think there is an easy answer for these questions. As far as daily chores there really isn't much difference between 30 & 110. BUT when it comes to working them(shots, worming, tags & castrating) that will take a lot more time. Depending on your source of water you might get away with not checking every day. BUT, as was said before, they will tear things up at the most inconvenient time. If you keep your bulls out to time your calving season to one month or two months that will help. You will need a low cost, high quality(like that exists) source for hay & feed. In short you can do it but plan on a lot more work than you think & a lot more $$$$. You can make money in the cow/calf business but if you do you will be in the minority. Hey give it a shot, you've got a great opportunity with the situation you outlined. Ask your retiring friend to mentor you & to be an extra set of eyes, bet he'll do it. Good luck to you.
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