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Aug 10, 2023 11:01:48   #
Chuckay Loc: Central Florida
 
The cow's comes up to the barn every evening and hangs out till the morning and then they work there way down to the other end of the pasture where they hangout in the pond for awhile then they head to the back of the woods and about 4pm they start back up to the pond again before heading back to the barn, what a life they have.
My wife has named for most of them. I have two more pastures that that she don't name them cause she doesn't see them that much, I am glad because if they have a name she said that they have a life estate that means I can't sell them when they get old and don't have calf's anymore πŸ˜‚







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Aug 10, 2023 11:16:55   #
OJdidit Loc: Oak Creek Wisconsin
 
Yes, you are giving them a nice life!
Cute calf, too!

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Aug 10, 2023 11:41:25   #
Chuckay Loc: Central Florida
 
OJdidit wrote:
Yes, you are giving them a nice life!
Cute calf, too!

Good morning OJ, they do have a good life all the grass they can eat and a pond to cool off anytime they want, and during the winter I feed them 20% pellets so they stay looking good, I don't like skinny girls need to have a little meat on them bonesπŸ˜‚
I like your post of the waterfalls, if I did hike up that far I'd have to camp for the night and head back down the next day with my heath πŸ˜‚but might be worth it πŸ‘πŸ‘
Hope you have a wonderful day πŸ™

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Aug 10, 2023 12:19:21   #
troyfrd1 Loc: Hampstead,NC
 
Very beautiful pictures

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Aug 10, 2023 13:10:16   #
NJ219bands Loc: New Jersey
 
Nice 😊

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Aug 10, 2023 13:54:29   #
Chuckay Loc: Central Florida
 
troyfrd1 wrote:
Very beautiful pictures


Thanks y'all, my wife said these are her babies here at the house, so I try not let her around the others ones or I'd never have any for e market.

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Aug 10, 2023 14:10:31   #
Fredfish Loc: Prospect CT.
 
Chuckay wrote:
The cow's comes up to the barn every evening and hangs out till the morning and then they work there way down to the other end of the pasture where they hangout in the pond for awhile then they head to the back of the woods and about 4pm they start back up to the pond again before heading back to the barn, what a life they have.
My wife has named for most of them. I have two more pastures that that she don't name them cause she doesn't see them that much, I am glad because if they have a name she said that they have a life estate that means I can't sell them when they get old and don't have calf's anymore πŸ˜‚
The cow's comes up to the barn every evening and h... (show quote)


They look like a very healthy and happy herd Chuckay, wether they are pets or food. Good job.

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Aug 10, 2023 14:49:15   #
plumbob Loc: New Windsor Maryland
 
Chuckay wrote:
The cow's comes up to the barn every evening and hangs out till the morning and then they work there way down to the other end of the pasture where they hangout in the pond for awhile then they head to the back of the woods and about 4pm they start back up to the pond again before heading back to the barn, what a life they have.
My wife has named for most of them. I have two more pastures that that she don't name them cause she doesn't see them that much, I am glad because if they have a name she said that they have a life estate that means I can't sell them when they get old and don't have calf's anymore πŸ˜‚
The cow's comes up to the barn every evening and h... (show quote)


I have never seen cows in a pond Chuck, quite the pool you 2 provided for the heard.

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Aug 10, 2023 15:38:49   #
Chuckay Loc: Central Florida
 
Fredfish wrote:
They look like a very healthy and happy herd Chuckay, wether they are pets or food. Good job.


Fred, all of these was born here on the place and their the ones I get my replacement heifers from and I sale most of the bull calf's to guys that has just a handful of cow's that needs a bull, sometimes I end up taking them to the market witch Kay knows they mostly are shiped to a Texas feed lot for beef..On the other hand the other cow's down the road their calf's are all sold for beef πŸ₯©

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Aug 10, 2023 15:41:47   #
Chuckay Loc: Central Florida
 
plumbob wrote:
I have never seen cows in a pond Chuck, quite the pool you 2 provided for the heard.


Bob, Kay petty much keeps an eye on these so I spend lots more on them that I need to sometimes πŸ˜‚

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Aug 10, 2023 15:47:45   #
Namvet69 Loc: Ohio
 
Chuckay wrote:
The cow's comes up to the barn every evening and hangs out till the morning and then they work there way down to the other end of the pasture where they hangout in the pond for awhile then they head to the back of the woods and about 4pm they start back up to the pond again before heading back to the barn, what a life they have.
My wife has named for most of them. I have two more pastures that that she don't name them cause she doesn't see them that much, I am glad because if they have a name she said that they have a life estate that means I can't sell them when they get old and don't have calf's anymore πŸ˜‚
The cow's comes up to the barn every evening and h... (show quote)


Notice your location is central fla. do you have alligators in ponds there? Just wondering. Also any trouble with pythons?

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Aug 10, 2023 16:15:54   #
Fredfish Loc: Prospect CT.
 
Chuckay wrote:
Fred, all of these was born here on the place and their the ones I get my replacement heifers from and I sale most of the bull calf's to guys that has just a handful of cow's that needs a bull, sometimes I end up taking them to the market witch Kay knows they mostly are shiped to a Texas feed lot for beef..On the other hand the other cow's down the road their calf's are all sold for beef πŸ₯©


Very nice setup you have there Chuckay.

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Aug 10, 2023 16:16:01   #
Chuckay Loc: Central Florida
 
Namvet69 wrote:
Notice your location is central fla. do you have alligators in ponds there? Just wondering. Also any trouble with pythons?


We have had a python killed only a few miles east from here a few years back, around 16' with eggs and my buddy has one on his game cam around 9-10' just down the road west of us. So yes we have them in the county where I live, I lost a calf's to dogs one time luckily I heard them baying it and by the time I got up and got dressed they had done killed it but those two will never kill another one if you know what I mean. We also have coyotes and I'm always on the lookout for them, got them under control as of now, (Google the python killed in Zolfo Springs Florida) and you can see a picture of the python killed down the road from me...and as far as alligators we do have them also but again they are easy to keep them under control πŸŠπŸ½οΈπŸ‘πŸ€ž

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Aug 10, 2023 16:48:48   #
troyfrd1 Loc: Hampstead,NC
 
Chuckay wrote:
We have had a python killed only a few miles east from here a few years back, around 16' with eggs and my buddy has one on his game cam around 9-10' just down the road west of us. So yes we have them in the county where I live, I lost a calf's to dogs one time luckily I heard them baying it and by the time I got up and got dressed they had done killed it but those two will never kill another one if you know what I mean. We also have coyotes and I'm always on the lookout for them, got them under control as of now, (Google the python killed in Zolfo Springs Florida) and you can see a picture of the python killed down the road from me...and as far as alligators we do have them also but again they are easy to keep them under control πŸŠπŸ½οΈπŸ‘πŸ€ž
We have had a python killed only a few miles east ... (show quote)


The cattle farmers here have donkeys and they say it works well.

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Aug 10, 2023 17:08:36   #
Chuckay Loc: Central Florida
 
Fredfish wrote:
Very nice setup you have there Chuckay.


Thanks Fred, it's a lot of work but I wouldn't have it any other way. I was raised on a farm and will alway have cattle just in my blood and my wife loves animals the grandkids call her mamaw Dolittle she can tame down a wild hog to the point it stayed here for years and ran with the cow's it would come within a few feet of her by herself on her golf cart. Here's a few pictures of Kay and Lulu one of her bottle babies she raised about 18 years ago πŸ˜‚ and a picture of a Red shoulder hawk that would sit on our back porch and visit, just another day around here...











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