TSCRA Special Ranger John Cummings, Dist. 5 in East Oklahoma, reports 5 head of cattle missing since May 15 in a pasture near Garvin in McCurtain County. Missing are an Angus/Charolais cross heifer weighing approximately 500 pounds with a fresh lower case “f” brand on the left hip, a green custom tag in the right ear, and an underbit in the left ear; and 4 Angus/Charolais steers weighing approximately 500 pounds, each, with fresh lower case “f” brand on their left hip, a green custom tag in the right ear, and a swallow fork in the left ear. If you have any information on these cattle please call Special Ranger Cummings at 918-342-0888.
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