|
Texas | We had an extremely mild winter and I believe that our cattle got fatter over the course of it.
During the winter we put out supplemental hay and cubed the cattle several times a week. They also grazed a limited amount of pasture.
Over the last 4-6 weeks our spring grazing has really started to grow and our cattle have started looking like lard spheres on sticks.
While I think it is great for future hamburgers (i.e. feeders) to grow fat, and while we have not been experiencing health problems with this group; I am wanting additional opinions as to wether our breeding stock have gotten too fat.
 (IMG_0282.jpeg)
 (IMG_0294.jpg)
 (IMG_0303.jpg)
 (IMG_0308.jpg)
 (IMG_0311.jpg)
 (IMG_0345.jpg)
 (IMG_0352.jpg)
 (IMG_0365.jpg)
 (IMG_0371.jpg)
Attachments
----------------
 IMG_0282.jpeg (176KB - 85 downloads)
IMG_0294.jpg (158KB - 101 downloads)
IMG_0303.jpg (220KB - 91 downloads)
IMG_0308.jpg (162KB - 83 downloads)
IMG_0311.jpg (177KB - 89 downloads)
IMG_0345.jpg (208KB - 86 downloads)
IMG_0352.jpg (219KB - 108 downloads)
IMG_0365.jpg (194KB - 98 downloads)
IMG_0371.jpg (207KB - 94 downloads)
| |
|
Lard Spheres on Sticks
