CRIME WATCH TSCRA’s Tip Hotline “Operation
Cow Thief” offers a cash reward for information leading to the arrest and/ or grand jury indictment of thieves. Anonymity is guaranteed. To provide information, call 888-830-2333.
DISTRICT 4 — NORTH OKLAHOMA Four Steers Stolen From Enid Property
TSCRA Special Ranger Bart Perrier reports the theft of 4 steers from a property near Enid in north Central Oklahoma. Between Jan. 12 and 15, a thief or thieves entered the property in Garfi eld County and used the vic- tim’s portable holding pens to gather and load 4 mostly black medium- framed steers. The steers weighed approximately 700 pounds each. The steers had a fresh “J” brand on the left hip and a purple number ear tag in the right ear. If you have any information re-
garding this theft, please call Perrier at 918-275-4257.
Ford Ranch Truck Stolen in Northwest Oklahoma
Perrier reports the Jan. 23 theft of a truck from a property near Talala in Washington County. Stolen was a tan-colored 2001 Ford F-250 single cab fl atbed pickup with a hay spike and Bar-Six Manufacturing cube spreader on the fl atbed. If you have any information regarding this theft, please call Perrier at 918-275-4257.
DISTRICT 10 — NORTH TEXAS Saddles Stolen From Weatherford Shop
TSCRA Special Ranger Wayne Good- man reports the theft of 3 saddles from a David’s Western Store in Weather- ford. Early on Sunday morning, Feb. 2, a thief or thieves broke in and stole a
tscra.org Ad fi rst ran in January 1969
Why coddle your cattle?
Cattle that need a baby sitter cost you money. Manpower is expensive, and the more manpower you waste on your cattle the more those cattle cost to raise.
BEEFMASTERS are bred to go it alone. They have to survive
in droughts or blizzards on the open range. They have to forage for their food. BEEFMASTER cows get no help at calving time, and they have to provide plenty of milk to raise fat calves. Any BEEFMASTER that needs special attention from a veterinary is sold for slaughter.
The result is a hardy, rugged breed that produces more beef for less money. Put BEEFMASTERS on your range. Don’t pamper them. Just leave them alone and they’ll build beef for you.
LASATER
Dale@LasaterRanch.com Alex@LasaterRanch.com
April 2014 The Cattleman 41
“The Pedigree BEEFMASTER
is in the Name” ®
FOUNDATION HERD OF THE BEEFMASTER BREED
The Lasater Ranch • Matheson, CO 80830 719-541-BULL
The 6 Essentials
• DISPOSITION • FERTILITY • WEIGHT • CONFORMATION • HARDINESS • MILK
PRODUCTION
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