Working Cattle... Without A Plan

It's time to worm my Lowline Angus (American Aberdeen) cattle. I didn't have much of a plan for working my cattle, it was thrown together at the last minute. I do not have "proper" handling facilities, nor do I have a squeeze chute. Sometimes, small scale farms just have to get by with what they have.
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[@KaleidoscopeJunkie]

A few at a time worked well. 😀They seemed to get spooked when all in the small area.
I'm glad you have old panels. Keep them painted because the new panels are junk.
There's a harmless marking paint for livestock in bright colors. Temporary in Green, orange, etc.. Mark as you treat so you can easily see who's done.👍-KJ

[@PlaneViewFarm]

You know, I actually have a package of paint sticks that I use to mark the pigs. I wish I had thought of those 🤦‍♂️

[@bduncan9724]

I worm my cattle with liquid Ivermectin. I pour it into a handheld sprayer and simply spray their back with a good dose. You can open the nozzle to allow a stronger stream and will allow it to spray farther if needed

[@PlaneViewFarm]

That's a good idea. I'll have to remember that

[@user-wb7qh4eg8i]

When you do this again you can put small can or plastic bottle on the of pole so you don’t have to get so close to the cow 18:12 18:16