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Mike CHS
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Guess that you decided that the prices were good enough to make a trip rather than band and put in the freezer???? I don't blame you one bit. That is why we have sold down on so many heifer calves this year. Prices dictate that we are VERY picky about keeping one for a replacement with what they are bringing. That and problems with getting kill dates means that you don't want to feed too many for too long and cull and then not have dates to kill.
That's why we took him in as it is only 12 miles away and we didn't even need to hook up the trailer for one lamb. He brought in enough to pay for the hay we have used so far.
We are going to have a huge vet bill this week. Grayson has become tame enough that we took him in to get fixed. Whiskey must have heard us talking since he is nowhere around yet today. Tally disappeared about three weeks ago but we had put the live traps out last night to see what we might catch and Tally was in one of them. She was quite a bit bigger than when she disappeared, so she is probably pregnant which makes it a good time to get her fixed. Our vet doesn't need appointments for male cats so he can be taken care of the next time he comes in.
We also caught a possum in one of the traps in the chicken yard.