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Post by hook on Sept 14, 2019 18:40:46 GMT -6
with fall worming coming up, I was looking into the differences between cydectin and long range. Its about twice the price of cydectin. Does anyone use long range and is it worth it ?
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Post by okie on Sept 14, 2019 20:27:45 GMT -6
I wouldn't use long range on cows to begin with but I especially wouldn't use it this time of year. This close to a killing frost the residual isn't going to do you much good. I'd do something cheap like pour on and then hit them with a paste wormer after a killing frost.
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Post by dave on Sept 15, 2019 6:51:48 GMT -6
I used long range in the spring on bred heifers and liked it. But I do agree with Okie in that I don't know that I would use it either on cows or in the fall. In the spring on stockers or other critters going to grass I like long range a lot.
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Post by tcranch on Sept 15, 2019 6:57:18 GMT -6
I switched to Cydectin this year, so far so good and safe year 'round. Plus no withdrawal.
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Post by chuckie on Sept 15, 2019 10:36:44 GMT -6
I used Cydectin pour on when I treated the cattle for pink eye last week.
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Post by bulltrader on Sept 15, 2019 11:10:21 GMT -6
Cydectin injectable. Cheaper pour on just for flies or lice.
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Post by hook on Sept 15, 2019 12:52:47 GMT -6
Cydectin inj it is then. Now if would only cool off enough to work them up
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Post by bulltrader on Sept 15, 2019 12:55:46 GMT -6
I bought a bull calf yesterday on a cow and didn't castrate him. Usually they get cut before I turn out. Gave shots to him and the cow and let them go. Bought 2 other pairs and sold them before I left the sale.
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