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Ultrasounding cattle, tagging calves, winter pasture rotation, culling bulls, feeding calves, fence repair 17 December 2008 Page two of three |
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| The difference between a seeded and non-seeded pasture is quite evident in the above view. The green pasture at left shows a lush green compared with the withered brown of the pasture at right. | |
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| The F1 herd is moved onto a seeded pasture. | The fences need constant attention. Here Sean and Brandon repair a gate in the F1 pasture. |
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| Back at the cow pens, Sean looks over the cull bulls one last time to decide if any are worth keeping. | |
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| Mike Sexton and Davie Pittman move the cull bulls into position for loading on the transport. | |
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| Mike Sexton keeps the cull bulls moving as they head into the transport for their trip to the livestock yards in Arcadia. | |
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| The heifers are brought into the pens to be weighed, graded, and ultrasounded. | |
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| The young cattle are moved around the pens and into the scales to be weighed. | |
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