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For your information, to"back line" an animal is another phrase referring to pouring dewormer along the back-line of an animal so that it drips down and covers the entire body of the animal with minimal waste.
How often this has to be done depends on what deworming solution you are using, when you apply the dewormer and how badly your animals are affected with external parasites. It would be best to either read the label of the deworming solution, or contact a large animal veterinarian for information on when and how often back-line deworming solution should be applied to your cattle.
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Why did ranchers drive cattle north from Texas to places like Abilene?
Because often places like these were the closest points to sell and ship their cattle. They didn't have auction marts or sale-barns nor big cattle-liners back then.
How often do you need to drench?
how often do you drench cattle
Is it true cattle ranchers on the Goodnight-Loving Trail could ship their cattle on the union pacific line?
Yes.
How do you calculate break-evens on cattle?
Use the on-line calculator below to do your break-even analysis for raising cattle.
What is the shape of a cattle?
Often blocky.
Is cattle rustler kennels a fraud?
NO! Top of the line breeding.
What carol contains the line the cattle are lowing?
"Away in the manger."
How do you say you are Back?
Say, "Hey! I'm back cattle ack!"
When Workers who slaughtered diseases cattle were often what?
Depends on what diseases the cattle had and whether they were transmissible to humans or not.
Why do dogs bark at cattle?
Dogs bark at cattle primarily due to herding instincts, which are deeply ingrained in many breeds. The barking serves to communicate with the cattle, directing them or keeping them in line. Additionally, dogs may perceive cattle as a potential threat or an unfamiliar presence, prompting a barking response to assert their territory or alert their handlers. This behavior is often seen in working breeds that are trained for livestock management.
What is a back boundary line?
Most phrases can be understood by thinking about what each word means. General meaning Back means rear, or farthest away Boundary means a specified line separating two places. A line is often thought of as straight, but can be an uneven line. A line also delineates areas. So a "back boundary line" is a specified boundary at the rear. Your back yard has a "back property line" as does a tennis court. Note: Also see Tennis terms.
Who slaughtered diseased cattle were often?
blinded
