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Hay ?? On cattle
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01/13/15 06:05 AM
01/13/15 06:05 AM
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daniel white
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Ok, I have always used poly twine or net wrap. Mainly for the $$ of it and durability. But I have a friend who feeds a lot of hay, around 400+ bales a year. He uses sisal "grass" twine and he doesn't cut the strings off. Just feeds it. To my knowledge in the 8 years I have known him, he has never had a problem with a cow chokeing. I had a heifer choke to death prob 10 years ago on a poly twine string. But I cut it off no matter what. How do y'all do it?? Just wandering.
"You do and it will be the biggest mistake you ever made, you Texas brush popper" John Wayne
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