In cow calf business here and have been for years. Could tell alot of simular story's. Bottom line is, about 8 years old is when most people send them down the road. I for one will keep them longer if they are staying in shape. Have had a bunch live to be farely old over the years. Ussually try to send them down the road before their final day comes or before they end up skin and bones. A few have died on the place but not to many. Most of those have died real sudden from being old, but not from being out of shape. I hate to say goodbye, but getting paid for someone else to shoot em in the head, is better I guess than me having to do it for nothing. Plus, the dead animal truck charges to pick them up now days. They don't pay ya for the carcuss like they did years ago. Try to dodge that whenever possible.
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