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New Mexico | and when the season is done, it's the really good ones that are left.
Keep in mind the calves on those are great survivors also, thus some keeper material.
Alot of folks perhaps love their darn cattle to much.
Keep in mind these cattle got along fine in the wild.
They multiplied to huge numbers and thrived naturally.
Before elevators, before veterinarians, before epds, before cowboys.
Heck TX was full of natural cattle by the end of the Civil War.
( likely mostly decended from a few Coronado dropped off in 1535.)
Edited by Markwright 4/2/2012 20:10
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first calf heifer ?
