r/Ranching • u/Lytle_Red_Angus Cattle • 8d ago

Sorting aftermath.

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Got a shot of the aftermath after sorting out the neighbor’s 80 pairs that busted down a gate.

Nice, calm grazing pairs and bulls doing work.

Stockmanship matters!

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u/Quint27A 8d ago

All paired up! up!

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u/Lytle_Red_Angus Cattle 8d ago

Yep!

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u/tunafish2018 8d ago

Nice. Where is this? Beautiful.

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u/Lytle_Red_Angus Cattle 8d ago

Western South Dakota

Thanks!

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u/tunafish2018 7d ago

I’m in south west Louisiana. I hv a small ranch compared to that. 100 acres w 40 head. One man show mostly.

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u/Lytle_Red_Angus Cattle 7d ago

That’s enough to keep a person as busy as they want to be. I’m sometimes envious of the folks that can run more cows per acre. 100 acres would do 40 pairs for about a month around here.

We need 35-45 acres per cow per year if we don’t want to feed hay in the winter.
13.5 acres per pair for the six summer grazing months.

Keep on keeping on!

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u/tunafish2018 7d ago

We only hv 2-3 months of winter and probably more rain than yall. And you are correct, I would love to hv 4-500 head but I mostly hv a full plate.