😂 you got that right!

They were bred to a South Poll Bull. The South Poll breed consists of equal percentages of Red Angus, Senepol, Hereford and Barzona. Thank you for the comment!

Thank you Sharron! ❤️

We thought so too! We don’t know where it was coming from!

Thank you for your feedback! 😁

He hopes so! 😁

That’s a good idea! Thank you! 🙂

Thank you Freddie! 🙂

lol I don’t believe this one got enough editing Mike.

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Thank you Freddie! We appreciate it!

lol, Thank you!

That’s great! Thanks for watching and for the comment! 🙂

Yeah, they’re made out of 1 inch schedule 40 pipe. 🙂

Hey, this is Daniel with Smith Family Pastures. You are correct. The driveway does have some curves in it but I only use timeless post in straight runs. I use 2” schedule 40 galvanized pipe for the ends, corners, and wherever the fence will have a side load on it like the curves along a road or driveway. You also do not want to put a lot of downward force on the timeless post if you have to crest a steep hill or something. Most of the fence I have been building for cattle are only 2 strands of high tensile. I cut the post 7’ long and the post are driven in the ground about 42” so no concrete. I use end strain insulators on the end post and tie a termination knot with high tensile wire. On the corners I also use end strain insulators or Gallagher pin lock insulators. Everything is holding up good so far. I started building fence this way because it’s cheap, fast, and hopefully it will last at least twice as long as a fence using wood post. I believe you could pull 3 wires on a single pipe post without it moving but if I were going to pull 4 or more I would use a larger diameter single pipe or make an H brace or a diagonal brace. If you have anymore questions or would like any pictures of the ends or corners go to our website and shoot me an email and I’d be glad to send you some pictures that might be helpful.

@@smithswelding8387 Thank you for taking the time to reply. Good info.

Thank you! 😁

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$480

If you go on our website and shoot us an email I will share the dimensions with you.

Thanks Lisa! Enjoy that beach!

@@smithswelding8387 Im here visiting for awhile. Ray & Samantha are expecting a baby boy next month. I'll come visit you soon.

Thank you Mike! Hope y’all did too!

Thank you Lisa! ❤

Thank you so much for your kind comment! We greatly appreciate it!

Good idea! Lol 😃 If you are interested, you can reserve some of your own. 😉 Check out more information about our Grass-Fed Beef at: www.smithfamilypastures.com

Thank you so much! We really appreciate it! 😃

Thank you Freddie! It is a privilege to have a friend who is also raising some Floyd Co. Grass-Fed Beef the right way!

It’s 3/4 of a Beef. 🥩

@@smithfamilypastures Wow 😳 I am buying meat all wrong...

If you are interested in some beef; find a local farmer who is raising beef the right way and support them! If you’re not close to us you can check out some local farms near you using this website: www.localharvest.org

That beef is cold! 🥩 🥶 The Milwaukee gloves work just fine!

Indeed it is!

Aw! ❤️ Thank you so much Sharron! You are too sweet! We really appreciate you and have really enjoyed getting to know you through this process! We hope you are enjoying your beef! 🥩 😊

😃 Definitely!

We got 3/4 of a Beef. The Hanging Weight for 3/4 of that steer came to 437 lbs. We ended up with 258 lbs of actual meat. Out of that we received 146 lbs. of ground beef. You’re right, that is a whole lot of meatloaf!! 😃

Thank you!

Thanks Mike! We appreciate you and your family!

Thank you! We appreciate it!

Thank you Mike! 😀

Thank you! We love the outdoors!

Thanks! 😃

Thanks!

I appreciate your concern but at 1 day old this calf’s mother decided she did not want to be a mother and would not let the calf suck. We carried the 60lb calf back to the house, cleaned it up and we bottle feed it three times a day. We are it’s mother now. Apparently you have never spent any time around cattle because they will jump on each other, try to ride each other around and they weigh a lot more than my 7 year old boy. We feed it and play with it. It’s called bonding. I guess it would have been more humane to let it sit in the pasture for a week and starve to death while getting ripped apart by buzzards.

It’s not

@@BogdanZelenkofr it’s not lol

At 1 day old this calf’s mother decided she did not want to be a mother and would not let the calf suck. We carried the 60lb calf back to the house, cleaned it up and we bottle feed it three times a day. We are it’s mother now. Apparently you have never spent any time around cattle because they will jump on each other, try to ride each other around and they weigh a lot more than my 7 year old boy. We feed it and play with it. It’s called bonding. I guess it would have been more humane to let it sit in the pasture for a week and starve to death while getting ripped apart by buzzards. Just to be clear this calf will eventually end up on someone’s plate but it will have a great life until then. It will enjoy as much grass and clover as it can eat, as much clean water as it can drink and in the end it will die in seconds. You tell me. Would you rather lay out in a field for a week or 2 and starve to death while getting picked apart by wild animals? How many animals have you raised? Do you know where all of your food comes from and how it is raised?

Thank you!

Thank you!

My husband made it. He has taken several orders for them. Are you interested in purchasing one? Where are you located?

what is the price?@@smithfamilypastures

$4,000

Thanks!@@smithfamilypastures

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