Granny's gone and done it again

[twisted-acres-farm]

well Im going to bed. sweet dreams all.

Good night , Sweet Dreams, warm fuzzies and prayers.

 

[twisted-acres-farm]

Thanks.

OH and Cow's generally weigh between 650 and 750 fully grown.

 

[Wishing4Wings]

Not sure if I ever actually managed to find her. They can all hide REALLY well in the big pasture.
BUT Maiah and Tibbit's were being really "Friendly" with each out. Which would be a fast breed back for her since her little was born 9/2

Maiah is an overachiever!

Did somebody say muscle car?

My son has a 1970 Buick GS. Hopped up Skylark. He thinks it's so cool. To me, it's an old "mom car"!

well Im going to bed. sweet dreams all.

Hope you sleep. Look for a good dream!

 

[BigBlueHen53]

OH and Cow's generally weigh between 650 and 750 fully grown.

Substantial! How much of that is usable meat when processed and dressed out?)

 

[twisted-acres-farm]

Substantial! How much of that is usable meat when processed and dressed out?)

normally 40 to 45 % packaged. I believe. I have actually never butchered one of my animals.

You don't "process" the bulls until they are between 3 and 4, IF you "neuter' them expect a DRASTIC size/weight reduction in the steer.

A friend of mine sent a 4 year old steer and his 3 year old FULL brother to be processed and the Steer weighed between 3 and 400 pounds less. ONLY thing different was the removal of the "marbles"

 

[BigBlueHen53]

Maiah is an overachiever!


My son has a 1970 Buick GS. Hopped up Skylark. He thinks it's so cool. To me, it's an old "mom car"!


Hope you sleep. Look for a good dream!

Mom car indeed. The Buick Riviera Gran Sport was a hot looking car. He is justifiably proud of it.

 

[twisted-acres-farm]

normally 40 to 45 % packaged. I believe. I have actually never butchered one of my animals.

You don't "process" the bulls until they are between 3 and 4, IF you "neuter' them expect a DRASTIC size/weight reduction in the steer.

A friend of mine sent a 4 year old steer and his 3 year old FULL brother to be processed and the Steer weighed between 3 and 400 pounds less. ONLY thing different was the removal of the "marbles"

I added more as my brain kicked in there Blue.

 

[twisted-acres-farm]

Yak meat is healthier then skinless chicken breast, Has only/mainly only the good fats (very lean meat) And people who can't process "normal" meat seem to have little or no issues with yak.

normal = beef/pork/poultry

 

[BigBlueHen53]

Ugh, my muscle relaxer is relaxing my eyelids... again! I better say good night before I fall asleep without logging off. See y'all tomorrow. Hope Granny hears something not too scary, like maybe she just needs a stent. Or a better diet. Or ... a stop-smoking class. (We love you, Granny!) Anyway, good night'y'all. ❤

 

[twisted-acres-farm]

No need to feed grain as they don't process it well. so just pasture and hay fed.

Ground usually goes for 8 to $10/pound plus shipping.