Not so sure about that after yesterday's announcement by Trump and Junker. Beans are up 17.75 cents right now on the overnight electronic trade. It will be interesting to see how the day trading goes.
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Anyone know about ranching?
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Not so sure about that after yesterday's announcement by Trump and Junker. Beans are up 17.75 cents right now on the overnight electronic trade. It will be interesting to see how the day trading goes.
That could just be the "Golden Finger" of Trump effect. Will the prices stay there? How much did it drop before it went up 17%. If it dropped 50% it will take significant gains to get back where it started.
Shadetree Mechanic
Delaware Base Station 808
Beefalo was a big hit here in Ri , Until our tenant @ the farm let them cross breed so much the herd went to ..... ! We tried to tell him cull the herd but some people know more than you ! 
But if managed right the meat is awesome .jmo
But if managed right the meat is awesome .jmo
His Beefalo were the size of Jersey/Holstein crosses but they had a nice curly coat . I use to tell him they were " Wormy " !
The best thing about Beefalo is that they fatten up nicely on pasture grasses. That's part of the Hybrid-Vigor you get when you do a proper breeding program.
They use to classify cross breeds like that as "F-1" as long as both mates were registered pure breeds.
They use to classify cross breeds like that as "F-1" as long as both mates were registered pure breeds.
One thing I can add. Youj will work your ass off for very litte monetary gain. You wiil start a hour before sun up and quit when the days work is done. find a good wife who can toss a bale of hay.
Shadetree Mechanic
Delaware Base Station 808
I might make a pen in the back yard for a calf this spring to fatten up for the freezer. Of course we have a lot of deer in the woods out back and they take a lot less effort to raise.
Oh ok. Know what you mean about the Deer could shoot 15 a day from my kitchen window if I wished. You might check with your local ranchers they will most likley sell you half or whole if you are just looking for meat. It will most likely be the same price or cheaper than raising one. If you get one for yourself just make sure the family does not grow attached to it.
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Buck Morre , same here only I shoot from my barn window with a Cross Bow , Never going back to powder !
Powder is too noisy!
I hunt with my Compound bow and I am very deadly with it and have never lost a deer.
I hunt with my Compound bow and I am very deadly with it and have never lost a deer.
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Do not allow any one to name you future meals. I pen raised one and named it Steak and Roast. It keeps the kids from getting sentimental with your groceries.
In many places in the US, where there are deer - there are mountain lions. We had one spotted last week about a half a block away. My dog doesn't take kindly to those cats. There are too many deer around here, so the cat came out of the hills to get one.