My place is in Hillsboro, TX.

Awesome! Thank you!

These are all registered cattle. So they have more pronounced or distinct names. Bella's name is actually Pride's Ms Abstract 331K.

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Good morning! I don't know where the name came from. The feed is a dry feed. So I clean it out anytime it rains. They won't eat if it is wet.

Thank you so much for asking. I really appreciate it. Your questions show the same concern for my cow that I have. She was given pain meds. I unfortunately didn't record that in the video.

Great question! I typically use a custom feed mix. I work with the Producere's co-op in my town. This approach requires me to order at least 4 tons at a time. And this time I only needed one ton. Also I typically don't give this feed to mature cows. It can be too expensive. And a mature cow has different protein and energy needs vs a growing heifer calf or bull calf. thanks for watching!

Thank you!

He better not jump it again 😂😂😂

We call a female cow either a heifer or a cow. She is a heifer if she has never birthed a calf. Cows or heifers can have horns. I raise polled cattle. Polled cattle is one that naturally does not have horns.

@@PrideRanch WOW that's great I have learned a lot from you like the different cows like polled, that's amazing thanks for the information

Thanks for asking! We are all learning and growing.

cows and heifers can have horns. See my other reply for the details.

By all means. Please share.

Glad to hear it!

It was my first time. I didn’t know about that. But I did go and count every one before I paid. 😂😂😂🤷🏾‍♂️

Glad you enjoyed it!! I have a couple more I’ll share.

Thanks!!

You are so welcome!

Yes!!! She is 4 months old today. Can’t wait to see her on month 5 and month 7.

Thank you!!! I try to build a good relationship with them.

Great question!!! No. Tried it already. They just end up breaking

thanks for asking! I'm not. I've been there for like 8 to 10 of them. I've never lost any during calving. I've lost 3 calves after they were born. One died within 3 days of birth and the other 2 died within 5 days.

No. she only gave birth to one. There was 2 heifers that calved near the same time. I have to go back and look at my records.

@@PrideRanch WOW that was awesome 👍 thanks for the share

Thanks

Thank you!! The last video I uploaded shows the finished work. I'm happy with the progress.

Good morning! I couldn't tell you. Friend of mine says he his cattle gets them from snake bites. I'm not sure.

Thank you!

Welcome!

No. It won't get wet.

Great question. The docility of the animal is partly genetics and partly animal husbandry. Most of my calves heifers, bulls, and steers are docile. I always get one or two in a year that no matter what they are flighty and/or easily irritated.

My place is 100 acres. It's currently divided into 2 pastures..north and south.

Thanks for reminding me. It came out ok. I'll post a video about it.

@PrideRanch Solid you are welcome it's very impressive how your herd listens and comes when you call your hay gonna last longer sitting up high on them rocks that'll stop the water from backing upwards keeping the bottom from staying wet I'll be looking out for the video.

Great question! Some of my cattle are registered cattle. These are the ones with a pedigree or papers. You get to see their bloodlines. The cattle with no papers we call commercial. Commercial cattle are the set I use for my farm to table business.

Thanks!! I started my herd with pretty good genetics. Some of my cattle are registered with pedigrees. So the beauty is in part due to the genetics and the rest would be my management practices to care for the animal.

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Thank you! Cheers!

I have 36 cows and 15 calves. They are mostly Brangus. I have 2 angus.

Nice!!! I need to remember that.

thanks!

thank you! I try to keep it in great condition.

Thanks!! Slowly making progress!

Glad you like them!

Thanks!

hahaha....yes! I have been working on our relationship and getting them to respond like I need them to.

Right! 😂

Yes. I'm trying! And thank you!

3 to 6 months. It depends. I have registered calves out there. So they get the 5 star treatment!

Thank you!!