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[guest]

Sorry to hear of your loss of cattle. But thanks for Killing the Dogs.

[mpotzold]

Cows have a thousand ways to kill themselves. These two got rolled over on their grass filled bellies on a hummock and died on their back. Ruminants won't last long on their back. They bloat up pretty quick.

Wow!
The only animals that I was aware of that committed (mass) suicide were lemmings & even that is questionable!

[Timbow]

Sorry to hear about your losses. Did you lose any to the fires? Just curious if the fires had any adverse changes to your cattle? How are the other ranchers in your area fairing?

[gcreek]

Sorry to hear about your losses. Did you lose any to the fires? Just curious if the fires had any adverse changes to your cattle? How are the other ranchers in your area fairing?

I missed this Timbow. This immediate area didn't lose and livestock or grass to fires. The closest was 40 km away. Thinking the final total of cattle killed or missing will be in excess of 100 animals for this little area.

[gcreek]

Bait stations at all three places now. 2 wolves left here at home. 3 at one other place and until this morning there were 5 wolves at our third place. Dan managed to pinch a big, old female. Total is 4 now

[northof49]

Good work fella

[Budman]

Keep up the good work guys.

[HarryToolips]

Way to go, keep knocking em down..

[huntcoop]

Pix, the peeps need pix!

[gcreek]

Number 5 on the 23rd. Guard dog making noise like we may have a Christmas present at the set.

Found a bred heifer with her ass chewed up and a big chunk missing from a hind leg on the feed ground a couple days ago.

I wish wolves lived amongst those that love the killing btards so much.