Posted by MN Scott on February 23, 2009 at 19:01:39 from (206.9.216.97):
In Reply to: OT- Cattle lick tubs posted by Dave from MN on February 23, 2009 at 10:02:19:
I have to agree with Cowman. Unless you have poor quaility hay or drought conditions lick tubs are a waste of money. I have 190 mother cows and feed only hay all winter. I feed no grain, never have , its not required for gestating cows. They have access to free choice trace minerals and salt. The vet always complements me on the cows body condition. Not overfed and soft but not thin either. Over weight soft cows have more trouble calving. Profits for cowcalf are hard enough to come by without spending thousands a year on high priced treats.
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