Posted by rrlund on January 17, 2011 at 08:53:58 from (204.232.92.186):
In Reply to: Farm Advice posted by knightstead on January 17, 2011 at 08:26:56:
There's so many things that can go wrong when you're not around that it boggles the mind. Cattle have nothing but time on their hands (or hoofs),if they have a reason to keep pushing or testing a fence,even if you ARE there,once you walk away,they'll be right back trying it again. Drunk drivers going through fences,predators getting them running,storms taking tree limbs down on fences,illness,what about feeding them if drought dries up the pasture? Having cattle just doesn't make a good long distance relationship. I think you stand a real goos chance of p!ssing off some maybe otherwise good neighbors if they have to intervene too often.
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