Deworming product tip. So easy I had to share with you guys, and gals! Follow me: / dexter.ranch / dexterranch / dexterranch Email me: dexterranch@yahoo.com
I've used this product a few times and my vet is satisfied with the product. When I was using it it was recommended that you put out an unmedicated block for three days then replace it with the medicated block for three days. That was suppose to get the cows use to the block and all using it before the medicated one came out. I haven't wormed a cow in years as I haven't seen any evidence of their needing it in a long time.
Hi Cathrine. My cattle are accustomed to lick block/tubs. They must have really liked the taste of this one cuz it was gone after the 3 days. I was going to skip worming all together this year as I also haven’t seen a need, but then again I don’t think it’s something you can always see either so since it was so easy I went ahead and did it. Hope all is well.
Thanks for the information. Very valuable. I kept looking for a new video from you. It finally arrived. I dont have any help, just my self and this will be an ideal way to deworm my cattle. I only have 3 animals and this block will be enough for two or three applucations. Not so expensive in the long run. Thanks again.
Hi Claudia! Hope all is well. With it being dark as soon as I get off of work it’s been difficult to find time for any videos. Should get back to normal soon. I agree for the convenience, and the fact that you can use it multiple times it makes sense. Thanks for the comment and for watching!
Have you considered growing a pumpkin patch . Most cattle like pumpkins and the seeds are a natural deworming. I think when going non traditional, it's good to have a few options.
Hey Shaun. That’s weird. The last thing I need is people getting unsubscribed against their will lol. Glad you’re back. Thanks for watching! How’s that Bull calf?
@@dexterranch we have a guy that comes here to do the kill here on site then he takes it processes it and we go to pick it up. The nice part is not having to stress them out by the hole trailer experience, hide, feet, head, guts, heart all stay.
Love your channel great info!!
Thanks Alton! Hope all is well!
I've used this product a few times and my vet is satisfied with the product. When I was using it it was recommended that you put out an unmedicated block for three days then replace it with the medicated block for three days. That was suppose to get the cows use to the block and all using it before the medicated one came out. I haven't wormed a cow in years as I haven't seen any evidence of their needing it in a long time.
Hi Cathrine. My cattle are accustomed to lick block/tubs. They must have really liked the taste of this one cuz it was gone after the 3 days. I was going to skip worming all together this year as I also haven’t seen a need, but then again I don’t think it’s something you can always see either so since it was so easy I went ahead and did it. Hope all is well.
Thanks for the information. Very valuable.
I kept looking for a new video from you. It finally arrived.
I dont have any help, just my self and this will be an ideal way to deworm my cattle. I only have 3 animals and this block will be enough for two or three applucations. Not so expensive in the long run.
Thanks again.
Hi Claudia! Hope all is well. With it being dark as soon as I get off of work it’s been difficult to find time for any videos. Should get back to normal soon. I agree for the convenience, and the fact that you can use it multiple times it makes sense. Thanks for the comment and for watching!
Have you considered growing a pumpkin patch . Most cattle like pumpkins and the seeds are a natural deworming. I think when going non traditional, it's good to have a few options.
Thanks for the idea. I was not aware pumpkin seeds were natural dewormer.
Florida cows do not like pumpkins at all lol
Look up the research on pumpkin seeds it's not that effective. Papaya seeds yes
Can we use o. Sheep
I use the pore on, I am set up to run them through a chute but don't need to, but in your case that's perfect.
Yeah I’ve got a few black cows that no matter what won’t settle down for me. Thinking they may be moving on to greener pastures soon.
Name of the pour on?
There are several you should change up every year ivermecton one of them we use I'm not real sure off top of my head the others.
Good idea for a small herd & less stress on both man & beast
Must see if their available in Ireland
I agree! Thanks for watching.
Somehow I was unsubscribed, was wondering why I haven't seen a video for a bit so I looked and you were gone but not any more 👍
Hey Shaun. That’s weird. The last thing I need is people getting unsubscribed against their will lol. Glad you’re back. Thanks for watching! How’s that Bull calf?
@@dexterranch he's doing great thanks for asking, only thing that changed is he's now a steer
Awesome! Maybe the processing house will be freeing up by the time he’s ready. Or do you do your own processing?
@@dexterranch we have a guy that comes here to do the kill here on site then he takes it processes it and we go to pick it up. The nice part is not having to stress them out by the hole trailer experience, hide, feet, head, guts, heart all stay.
The easiest way to worm your Cattle is to move them every day. You are killing your soil and the life in it by worming.
Thanks for the comment George.