Originally Posted by O.city:
The wife and I are looking to get into commercial property eventually. We've recently gotten into cattle farming with a close friend. So we'll see how that goes.
Cattle farming? As in feeding out feeders? Owning an interest in a cow herd or you own some pasture a cow calf guy is renting? [Reply]
Originally Posted by Buehler445:
Cattle farming? As in feeding out feeders? Owning an interest in a cow herd or you own some pasture a cow calf guy is renting?
I own the land, buddy owns more land already runs cattle on it, so we bought more and put on my land and he's taking care of them since I live about 2 hours away from home now.
We bought 30 red and black Angus and he has a registered Angus were gonna throw in with them. Sell the calves, keep a few, build the herd etc.
One of our friends has a trucking company that buys and sells around the country so we got a pretty good deal on them. [Reply]
My grandparents, godparents, friends have always farmed so I grew up around it and doing it for my grandparents.
Myself and my older cousin are the older grandsons in the family so once my grandfather got too tired of doing it, we always got the 3 am call that cows were out or have to go pull a calf etc.
Stupidly, I got myself back into that now after saying I was done with that shit. [Reply]
Originally Posted by O.city:
I own the land, buddy owns more land already runs cattle on it, so we bought more and put on my land and he's taking care of them since I live about 2 hours away from home now.
We bought 30 red and black Angus and he has a registered Angus were gonna throw in with them. Sell the calves, keep a few, build the herd etc.
One of our friends has a trucking company that buys and sells around the country so we got a pretty good deal on them.
Is 30 cattle enough that you're allowed to wear the 10-gallon hat? I don't know the rules about that. [Reply]
We had cattle most of my life. Finally convinced my dad to sell out after he called me one day when I was getting ready to leave town. I gave him the "call you right back, click" because someone was bitching at me about something....and 5-10 minutes later when I called back he said a cow had knocked a gate over and broke his leg and he was sitting in the snow in the middle of a field.
I went and got him...and still feel like an asshole, but am glad he sold them at the time.
Now that my siblings have returned to the area and almost all have land, we'll probably all end up with cows again. [Reply]
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Originally Posted by O.city:
I own the land, buddy owns more land already runs cattle on it, so we bought more and put on my land and he's taking care of them since I live about 2 hours away from home now.
We bought 30 red and black Angus and he has a registered Angus were gonna throw in with them. Sell the calves, keep a few, build the herd etc.
One of our friends has a trucking company that buys and sells around the country so we got a pretty good deal on them.
Nice!
30 critters is a decent herd. Better you than me though, I'm a shit cowboy. Corn doesn't get out, break down fences, charge you, or generally be a pain in the cock.
Be sure to keep the paperwork on the purchase. I'm pretty sure you have to depreciate breeding stock. Welcome to the cool kids club that have to file a Schedule F :-)
Unfortunately though, you missed the fun times. Looks like its making a bottom, so might be a good time to get in.
Originally Posted by Rain Man:
Is 30 cattle enough that you're allowed to wear the 10-gallon hat? I don't know the rules about that.
No rules. But most of the guys that wear 10 gallon hats also wear their ass as a hat. Most good cowboys don't wear cowboy hats.
Originally Posted by Iowanian:
We had cattle most of my life. Finally convinced my dad to sell out after he called me one day when I was Ygetting ready to leave town. I gave him the "call you right back, click" because someone was bitching at me about something....and 5-10 minutes later when I called back he said a cow had knocked a gate over and broke his leg and he was sitting in the snow in the middle of a field.
I went and got him...and still feel like an asshole, but am glad he sold them at the time.
Now that my siblings have returned to the area and almost all have land, we'll probably all end up with cows again.
Yeah, my maternal grandpa had cows, and quite frankly was bad at it. Accordingly, I have a shit perspective on running livestock. Whenever I had to help, it was typically me vs the cow.
My mom got dumptrucked when I was in college. I wish grandpa would have sold out the year before that happened. [Reply]
30 critters is a decent herd. Better you than me though, I'm a shit cowboy. Corn doesn't get out, break down fences, charge you, or generally be a pain in the cock.
You must not be using the new Monsanto seed brand. [Reply]
Bought 100 shares of Activision Blizzard at $36.05 a month back, or so ... 4th quarter earnings hit today. Let's just say, happy bear. First stock I've ever bought (because they acquired MLG and I truly believe eGaming is the next UFC) - everyone, buy Activision. Great long. It's gonna explode
30 critters is a decent herd. Better you than me though, I'm a shit cowboy. Corn doesn't get out, break down fences, charge you, or generally be a pain in the cock.
Be sure to keep the paperwork on the purchase. I'm pretty sure you have to depreciate breeding stock. Welcome to the cool kids club that have to file a Schedule F :-)
Unfortunately though, you missed the fun times. Looks like its making a bottom, so might be a good time to get in.
That's what I'm hoping. Well see. I'm looking more for the long haul trying to build so hopefully it works out. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Rain Man:
You must not be using the new Monsanto seed brand.
Are you talking about the Extend beans that dudes are shooting their neighbors over? I don't grow beans. Plus it's not the beans that are the problem it is the jackasses killing their neighbors non-extend beans with Dicamba.
You probably aren't talking about extend beans but it still amazes me that herbicide volitalization is worth murder.
Originally Posted by O.city:
That's what I'm hoping. Well see. I'm looking more for the long haul trying to build so hopefully it works out.
You just need to take care of business. Keep the critters alive and gaining. Cow calf guys don't get taken to the cleaners like feeder guys are prone to do. You just need to not lose money. That's what kills you. Oh and SE tax. Prepare thy anus. Which if your practice is a sole proprietorship you will know all about. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Romosexual:
Bought 100 shares of Activision Blizzard at $36.05 a month back, or so ... 4th quarter earnings hit today. Let's just say, happy bear. First stock I've ever bought (because they acquired MLG and I truly believe eGaming is the next UFC) - everyone, buy Activision. Great long. It's gonna explode
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I've got activision. I used to play Starcraft back in the day. But I honestly have no idea about anything else in this post. Other than 4Q earnings, 100 shares and long.
