|
Central Texas | Kirt
You are only partially correct. Around here the problem is most pilgrims don't even own a pencil much less know how to keep it sharp or otherwise use it. Just realize they have 3 extra blades of grass, some hay and decide "gotta buy me some cows". As long as decent looking and bred they go nuts over them even though may not have a tooth left in their head. No rhyme nor reason for what they are doing and just like weeds after a rain shower, new ones sprout every day. Thinking these upper 90 degree days we're having may wilt some of them over the next month or so as our grass dries up.
Around here the combination of high calf prices coupled with ample grass and feed resources seems to create a new genetic mutation of springtime "grass fever". Just like in spring when grass greens up, this fever creates a lot of insanity.
Brings more confirmation of the old saying "Never argue with an idiot, as the will drag you down to their level and then beat you with experience". Go figure''''''''''''''''''or not!! | |
|
Moving cattle North
