
07/27/10, 09:36 AM
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Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: Illinois
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I bet he put him with his cows to get more bull calves started!! That's why he doesn't want to move him just yet and opted for the hot wire! I'd almost guess that he's going to wait a couple of months to get his girls bred by him before he goes and moves him out. I sure hope that hot wire holds or you'll have a harder time with the aborting of your heifers. You might want to check into the laws in your area. See if you have the right to shoot his bull if he's on your pasture again as the owner has been made aware of the issue already and has taken insufficient measures to contain him.
Catherine
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