Yellowstone TV series

I saw that episode and just assumed if John Dutton said it it was true. As a townie it seems like you look at cattle funny and they fall over with an odd sounding disease.


Final season can't come fast enough but 1923 was very good. 1883 didn't grip me as much.
 
Just watched an episode, the cattle died because someone threw clover bales out of an aeroplane, and the cattle got bloat. John Dutton said, we will have to burn the field to stop the clover seeding. Is clover so bad in the USA? I try to encourage clover on my fields, and feel a bit miffed if there isn't lots of it here!
We have had dairy cows with bloat on fields with a lot of clover in them, have had to stab them with a Red Devil to let them down, just depends on how long they are on the field to graze, think a couple of hours was enough.
 

cows sh#t me to tears

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We have had dairy cows with bloat on fields with a lot of clover in them, have had to stab them with a Red Devil to let them down, just depends on how long they are on the field to graze, think a couple of hours was enough.
So have we. Big difference between bloat from gas in growing clover plants, to claiming they'll get it from eating dry hay. .
 

cows sh#t me to tears

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Cows will die from bloat on pure red clover
Cows will die from bloat on pure sub clover, shaftal clover and balansa clover too. Feeding hay and or rumensin will limit both. Haven't lost a milker to bloat in last 20 years since adding rumensin into the dairy ration. Yearling heifers only get hay to stop bloat. But they're also not gutsing themselves like strip grazed milkers.
 

David1968

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They will bend the truth to fit in with the storyline, make things more dramatic.

I've only seen the first series but I remember one scene where they're driving through the cows, screech to a halt, grab a calving jack out the back, and sprint 30 yards to a cow calving on the open range.
They pull the 'calf' out and the shot cuts to a week old calf running away with it's tail in the air :rolleyes:
 
They will bend the truth to fit in with the storyline, make things more dramatic.

I've only seen the first series but I remember one scene where they're driving through the cows, screech to a halt, grab a calving jack out the back, and sprint 30 yards to a cow calving on the open range.
They pull the 'calf' out and the shot cuts to a week old calf running away with it's tail in the air :rolleyes:
Yes I did see that and thought it was ridiculous as well. The thing is though how many people would know the difference probably not many
 

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