Posted by 806man on December 05, 2015 at 12:41:23 from (72.22.113.231):
In Reply to: Cattle Know What to Do posted by Andy Martin on December 05, 2015 at 12:11:41:
Good comment about them knowing what to do. I have 2 cows now that I bought as 500# heifers about 7 years ago that were kinda skiddish when I got them. Each time that I get them up to work them or whatever it is always at least a month before they will both come back into the barn lot and corral where I feed them. Last time in the chute was on November 17th. One has somewhat started to come around but the other is still standing back, way back. She will eventually come back in but really never forgets that alley and head catcher. I must admit that while she is in the chute she does get some extra attention that she really does not approve. I am never rough with my cattle and all of the rest of my cattle are born and raised here on my place. Those will go back into the corral the next feeding. They are not all dumb animals. Some of them have a memory like an elephant and really never forget.
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