Posted by JWalker on January 05, 2014 at 19:33:58 from (8.19.13.73):
First of all I am NOT trying to high jack JDSellers post about beef cows.
I am a STO with 10 calves that I feed everyday. I have been feeding them commercial feed for 45 days in the same area of one pasture/paddock. I am also control grazing then so my graze will last much longer. I have been control grazing them for 10 days. Every day I have to go lead them with a feed bucket to the gate that separates the graze from the "home paddock". Once I lead them to the gate they will go through and to the feed troughs and wait for me to pour the feed out. They usually watch me drive up with the feed, so they know what is going on. They must sit back and laugh and think to themselves: " we have this farmer trained well"
I am sure others have stories of how stupid you think your cows are from time to time.
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