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RandyGWheeler@nostrcheck.me
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Retired Security Professional and former USMC. High-Threat Protection overseas. Amateur Radio Operator (W4WRG) using DMR, DSTAR & EchoLink. Future Highland Cattle Rancher. BitCoin, Scotland, self-reliance and rural living. Older, Grumpier, love my kids and grand-daughter and madly in love with my girlfriend, Pam.
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RandyGWheeler 1 month ago
I had Ken for 12 years. By my side 24/7.  You have to ask God why did you only give man’s best friend only so many years to be with us? I think because if you have been with me more than 12 years I wouldn’t have been able to bear the pain and heartache, leaving me. It tore me up for three days. Rest in peace little buddy. (Americas VetDog)
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RandyGWheeler 1 month ago
RAISING HIGHLAND CATTLE FOR BEEF Raising Highland Cattle for beef is an excellent idea for niche, grass-fed markets or homesteading, but not for high-volume commercial production. They produce lean, high-quality, and flavorful meat with low input costs. Why It’s a Good Idea (Pros)High-Quality Beef: - Highland beef is renowned for being lean, tender, and nutritious, with lower cholesterol than many other breeds. - Foraging Ability: They are exceptionally hardy, browsing on brush, weeds, and rough forage, reducing the need for expensive feed. - Low Maintenance: They have few health issues and excellent calving ease, making them suitable for beginners. - Niche Marketability: They are ideal for direct-to-consumer sales, farmer's markets, and farm-gate sales, often fetching premium prices. Why It Might Not Be (Cons) - Slow Growth Rates: Highlands take longer to reach processing weight compared to breeds like Angus, making them less profitable for high-volume beef production. - Smaller Yields: Being a smaller breed, they yield less meat per animal. - Horn Management: All Highlands have horns, requiring careful handling to ensure safety. - Less Marbling: While flavorful, they often have less fat, which can result in a leaner product that may require longer, slow-cooking methods
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RandyGWheeler 1 month ago
Starting out with a couple experienced cows over a heifer. I’ve talked to a couple breeders and I’ll probably choose from here. image
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RandyGWheeler 1 month ago
How to set up Claude that will actually give you good answers image