Thewife
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That's true!Farmer Kitty said:
I keep trying to tell Hubby, "look, the Brahmas are so good at it, they hardly ever take the fence with them!"
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I keep trying to tell Hubby, "look, the Brahmas are so good at it, they hardly ever take the fence with them!"
Farmer Kitty
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A Bonus! Who likes to fix fence?thewife said:
Thewife
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That's what I say!Farmer Kitty said:
The last three fence breakers we had, didn't have a drop of Brahma in them! If they would have been able to jump like a Brahma, it would have saved me a lot of work!
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when should i start to worrie about the calf i got getting out of my whimpy makeshift pen.it's only about 50'x40' steel post on the sides and wood post in the corners?barbed wire ...i hear about 4 months they start getting frisky and attitudes
Farmer Kitty
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They can get frisky at any age. It really depends on the calf as to when/if it will break loose from your pen. I like the livestock panels for calves and small heifers. Then if you intend to put them out on an electric fence you can run a strand inside it to teach them what it is but, they won't be getting out in the meantime.
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Farmer Kitty
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HA! I've had calves on a good 3 strand electric fence with an extremely strong fencer on and have them go through it! They need to learn what a fence is first.wynedot55 said:
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thats because those lil crapphead calves would go through a fence hooked to 110.even if it killed them.ive yet to see a hotwire thatll hold calves.
Farmer Kitty
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And it's one of those little buggers we are talking about!
