It happens. I can't believe the number of ets that still use a knife on those big guys. I have gone to only using a bander. I have done 1000 pounders that just walk out of the chute and go to eating. The vet that works a local sale barn won't use a bander on anything under about 600#. Sad to say the last feeders bought there that needed his attention turned out to be a disaster. Another lesson relearned. Don't buy cattle that aren't ready to take home with vet work done and 30 days or more after weaning weaning. It was evident today at the sale that producers are losing $20/cwt for not having their cattle preconditioned. I just wanted to stand up and scream at some of those producers today for letting their cattle bring $50-65/cwt just beause they didn't vaccinate or castrate an weaned them on the truck. The economy may be tough but, those producers don't have a chance at making a profit.
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