Bull Pen, Mandy Hollow and Cari's Corner
- Thread starter lakngolf
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Seriously what a great buck. 
Now you just need to figure out how to herd him over to your 100 acres!
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I sure hope the next picture we see of him as you or one of your family members behind- smiling like a mule eating briars!
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kansas-Andres
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Great buck LnG!!
Weasel
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That's a nice buck anywhere!
Native Hunter
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Lak, just now catching up with a few threads. That looks like a close call with that big limb. I'm so very glad you were not hurt, and thanks for sharing a reminder to watch for the unexpected.
That buck is a real dandy. It's great to have one like that running around - gives you something to dream about!!!
That buck is a real dandy. It's great to have one like that running around - gives you something to dream about!!!
Lak...when are you gonna tell these guys that deer is in your neighborhood at the lake...it would be like herding cats to get him over to your hunting property 
lakngolf
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She's Back......
Many of you know I have had problems with this heifer for some time. Owner cannot corral here or hold her in any pen. She loves my food plots in the winter time, and obviously enjoys the corn and mineral block as well. Had not seen her for a long time. I thought the owner and other guy had got her with dart gun or something and removed her. When I got these pics I sent to the owner and said "She is now FAT" and that I had not seen her for awhile. He said "We had not seen her for three months, so we thought you had made steaks out of her"
Well, I was glad to her that making steaks would have been an ok option. At this point we are thinking about waiting for colder weather, shoot and take to processer ( I want to talk to the processer first). Owner is willing to go halves on processing costs and meat.
Question for cattle folks out there. Will she eat? Will that plan be worth the processing costs?
Many of you know I have had problems with this heifer for some time. Owner cannot corral here or hold her in any pen. She loves my food plots in the winter time, and obviously enjoys the corn and mineral block as well. Had not seen her for a long time. I thought the owner and other guy had got her with dart gun or something and removed her. When I got these pics I sent to the owner and said "She is now FAT" and that I had not seen her for awhile. He said "We had not seen her for three months, so we thought you had made steaks out of her"
Well, I was glad to her that making steaks would have been an ok option. At this point we are thinking about waiting for colder weather, shoot and take to processer ( I want to talk to the processer first). Owner is willing to go halves on processing costs and meat.
Question for cattle folks out there. Will she eat? Will that plan be worth the processing costs?
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Lak- market and sell that free ranging, organic beef and cover your costs for a couple of seasons
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She will eat just fine. Find out what day is kill day at processors. Set it up ahead of time and have help set up to get her loaded as dead cow weight is gonna be pretty taxing...
