I milked cows for 33 years before I started feeding colored cattle. It's a WHOLE different ballgame. I got started milking cows because of an overzealous milk inspector. First time that nut bag was here,Dad told me that if I wanted to milk cows I could sign the sheet,otherwise he was selling the cows. This guy had a policy that if the manure was over the soles of his shoes he walked out the door with your permit and you dumped your milk until reinspection. Now even YOU have to admit that's a little extreme. Yes,my steers rattle a little when they walk now and then due to the dingle balls on'em,but the vet hasn't been here in over 2 years. With 200-250 head of cattle around all the time,I'd say that ain't bad. I farm for a living. If these animals weren't healthy and productive,weren't constantly packing on the pounds,I'd be doing something different so that they were. But these things are bred to be tough. They aren't dairy cattle that have been bred for milk production only,health of the animal be d@mned. And before you get angry,reread "I milked for 33 years,it's a whole different ballgame".
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