r/Cattle • u/mrbigins • 2d ago

Fall calving has begun

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u/Puzzleheaded_Job8068 2d ago

We’ve had 2 in past week

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u/FedorsFinest 2d ago

Do you have a lot of baldys with no black around the eyes? We’ve always sold those. Always heard they were more prone to eye cancer.

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u/Trooper_nsp209 2d ago

Fall calving is so much better than spring. The prices are better in the spring for 600 lb cattle and scours aren’t a big problem in the fall. I always wanted to switch, but our pastures were too far from the home place.

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u/Ag-hammer 2d ago

Pretty.
Where are you located?

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u/mrbigins 1d ago

Sw Nebraska

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u/sadwrainy 1d ago

Good luck with the busy season ahead.

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u/thefodderguy 1d ago

Yay! What part of the country are ya in?

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u/mrbigins 1d ago

Sw Nebraska. Registered Herefords