How I Finally Fixed My Biggest Ranching Problem

I had a neighbor, and he's tighter than I am. And I saw an orange tub at his place, and I nearly had a wreck. So I called John. I said, did he buy one for you? He said, yeah. I said, if he can buy one, I'll take nine of them. Just really blessed to be in the cow business right now. I don't know what else I'd do if I didn't do that. I've known John a long time, and I trust him. And he was telling me, he said, Lisa, just try him. Just try him. And I did, and it's the best decision I've made. I'm sticking with him. He was kind enough to follow me around eight place, put them all out for me, wrote the dates on there, the time we put them out, where the level was, and he cares about his customers. I can call him morning, noon, night if it's a question. He's Johnny on the spot. He'll answer me back, and I appreciate that. And his word means a lot. He told me that if those cattle ate so much in the first days or whatever, there was a a money back guarantee, they would pay so much back on the next round of tubs. Oh, you don't get that with any other company either. They don't care if they cattle eat them in one day. They just want you to buy another tub. And I'm very frugal, but I think it's a it's a very good investment. Anybody that doesn't try it, I think, is silly. The cattle, can drive down the road, see them laying down, dah dah, just grazing for every bite they can eat. They seem to be more content. They seem to have changed kind of personalities. They just eat what they need and go on. They don't over consume it like a all day sucker like the other seems to be doing. We have had been in such a horrible drought, but I can't believe how good these cattle actually look now. I blame a lot of that on this tub right here. I mean, the good Lord provided us with the water to grow the grass, but they need some extra because it was dry for so long. And these cattle look as good a shape as anybody's in this part of the country. They just kinda blossom more. Some of these Bramer cows look really bad. And then they, you know, they started picking up. Before it even started raining, these cattle were looking better and better on the tubs. Every all the places, cattle look much better. I guess something in that tub right there, evidently they're consuming everything they're eating now and they're not just trying to fill up on whatever they can find. They're not just look like a bunch of lawn mowers out there. They just seem to lay down more and just kind of rest more and not just putting the miles on themselves trying to find a bite to eat. And I was worried about having kids in that drought so bad, but now I'm not worried about anything. They got plenty to eat, they've got their supplement in. I don't think it's a one time wonder at all, but I think it's gonna be in the long term. If you'll stay with them, I think you'll see some benefits. It's money in the bank feeding these tubs. It's just a good chunk of change for initial investment, but it's gonna pay off, I think, in the long run. If you were my neighbor, I'd tell you to try it. If you didn't like it, I'd buy it back from you.