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Mark, it sounds like you are getting the "polar vortex" as they called it.
 
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Yep, that's what it is, fortunately it'll be out of here in a couple of days, a few years ago it was brutal all winter long.
 
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Your cow knows which of her calves will better the herd. A shame your Freemartin will not add to the herd, but she will make fine eating butchered next fall.
Yeah, we'll see how that goes. My daughter is getting pretty attached.
 
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Yeah, we'll see how that goes. My daughter is getting pretty attached.
Zach, I get pretty attached to a good steak myself. . Growing up, the farm was the farm and cattle were there to produce...one way or the other. It was a hard lesson sometimes especially being younger but as I got older I understand. The calf is cute now in 15 months not so much, either way it’ll work out.
 
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When we raised our own beef we would name the new calf. There was T-bone, Ribeye, Porter, Burger, Rib-ette... no I'm not kidding. Kept things in perspective for us kiddos. Teens today think meat in the store is made from magic by some guy called Butcher behind the glass counter.
 
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Originally Posted by Wesley Green
When we raised our own beef we would name the new calf. There was T-bone, Ribeye, Porter, Burger, Rib-ette... no I'm not kidding. Kept things in perspective for us kiddos. Teens today think meat in the store is made from magic by some guy called Butcher behind the glass counter.
That is funny. We raised some beef just for us. And the wife named it and said she wouldn't eat it. She left the day it was picked up. Didn't want to see what they do. Had a friend butcher it and it was good. My Mom was that way when she was young. It was her pet pig. Came home from school, know pig. It was at dinner. I remember how she told the story. Yet she Married my Dad, a butcher all his life! God bless,

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Zach, I get pretty attached to a good steak myself. . Growing up, the farm was the farm and cattle were there to produce...one way or the other. It was a hard lesson sometimes especially being younger but as I got older I understand. The calf is cute now in 15 months not so much, either way it’ll work out.
Oh they know. They have been enjoying 2 of the steers we've had for the last 1.5 years. All they need is to break a few fences and they are ready to help load them into the trailer and head off to the slaughter house.

This is the girl twin.



I've got a 5 month old calf, his name is Burg, as in burger...
 
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Yet another day im stuck at work when its above 60* outside. That just ain't right....
 
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Preaching to the choir. Here at work too. 40Hrs NT and 49hrs OT/DT... Thank God for this forum!!
 
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Finally getting settled a little and able to catch up here a little bit. Zach, I am going to need a few ribeyes sent to CA please. Thanks Bud!! We had home raised beef on the ranch all last year. There is nothing like it.
 
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Dealing with a family emergency, but saw this on an E.R. Physicians 6.7 truck.

Thought it was pretty cool.



 
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Wow, that IS cool. Hope all is ok Sous.
 
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Finally getting settled a little and able to catch up here a little bit. Zach, I am going to need a few ribeyes sent to CA please. Thanks Bud!! We had home raised beef on the ranch all last year. There is nothing like it.
Ironically I'll be sending some beef to the OC next month....Not sure my cousin will be willing to give up his ribeye though.
 
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Well we finally got our first real snow, most of last night and still snowing as we speak. Only ~ nine inches so far but it is supposed to continue for the next couple of days. No power till about 1415 today. Pain not having water or heat. I keep telling myself that I need to install a backup generator but to be done properly will be a pain in the but at the very least.
Have a good day all!
 
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Well we finally got our first real snow, most of last night and still snowing as we speak. Only ~ nine inches so far but it is supposed to continue for the next couple of days. No power till about 1415 today. Pain not having water or heat. I keep telling myself that I need to install a backup generator but to be done properly will be a pain in the but at the very least.
Have a good day all!
My wife and I were just discussing a backup generator. I'm starting to look around now, if I lose power I'm in the same boat. No heat, no water, lots of meat in freezers!
 


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