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Re: O.T. Mad Cow
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Posted by john on December 31, 2003 at 10:11:19 from (67.35.229.173):
In Reply to: O.T. Mad Cow posted by Doug on December 31, 2003 at 06:59:47:
Well I have never seen and do not see a problem with sending a cull cow to the sale barn.
Now downer cows I may have to rethink. It has all ways been a practice to send live downers to the packers and any one that does not know that does not know the dairy bussiness. The thing is that I would say there is a greater percentage of dairy downers than beef. And while it would be great to say no to all downers trying to get a dairyman to bury a downer because of a broke leg to save the beef industry may be hard to do. The problem I have with this whole Mad Cow thing is every one I have seen on TV has been a dairy cow. Hmmmmmmmmm...
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