TSCRA Special Ranger John Bradshaw, District 9, reports 5 steers missing from a property near Byers in Clay County. Missing since sometime between Oct. 4 and Nov. 1 are 5 muley steers weighing 660-700 pounds, each. They could be black, red, or Charolais, branded with a connected “JP” on the left hip or a backwards “C” on top of an “E” connected; and have a red ear tag in the left ear and a gray in the right. Anyone with information is urged to contact Special Ranger Bradshaw at (940) 389-6123.
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