Thread: Stock on doc land...

So are you saying a cattle beast of two to three years old with no tag or ear mark is still owned by someone?? I have run this past the old man a couple of times as it has come up before. This seams to be industry type answer. He has been a stock agent for 30plus years and his dad 50plus before he died. Will have a chat to uncle google too.

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Originally Posted by HNTMAD

So are you saying a cattle beast of two to three years old with no tag or ear mark is still owned by someone?? I have run this past the old man a couple of times as it has come up before. This seams to be industry type answer. He has been a stock agent for 30plus years and his dad 50plus before he died. Will have a chat to uncle google too.

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I'm moving on.
You obvisiouly have it figured out
If ya go around blowing away bush cattle you deem owned buy no one just don't be the guy whinging when ya walk out and find ya ute on fire.


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Originally Posted by BRADS

I'm moving on.
You obvisiouly have it figured out
If ya go around blowing away bush cattle you deem owned buy no one just don't be the guy whinging when ya walk out and find ya ute on fire.


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wow, calm the farm, no need getting ya nickers in a twist. Look at what deer243 wrote you can in some area's get a special permit. I am only going by what i have read and what i have been told, you are doing the same but seem to have taken it a bit to heart mate.Happy to discuss further and will investigate also.

So are you saying that an animal with no identification is owned by someone. I think this is the sticking point really, cos who owns it. You cos it jumped ya fence as a calf or me as someone who is a joint owner in the crown/doc land??

Hamish