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  1. J

    Post a random picture

    I played with common garter snakes when I was a little kid, then turned them loose. I really like real snakes. Human snakes, not so much - LOL.
  2. J

    We had hoped for two.

    Deer fawns and beef calves born with contracted tendons that were given one tablet of Calc. Phos. 6X homeopathic cell salt at least three times a day, morning, early afternoon and night, had normal straight legs in less than three days. Cell salts can usually be found at health food stores. The...
  3. J

    Goat

    I found my goats to be very intelligent, unlike a lot of humans I have met - LOL.
  4. J

    Replacement females???

    Travir, I assume that you check all of your calves for underbite, by lifting their lips and checking whether the lower incisors contact the dental pad? Underbite is difficult to see without doing that.
  5. J

    Goat

    They have goat yoga, where people lie down and let small goats walk on them. And you now have a leaf composter - LOL. Goats love leaves.
  6. J

    Goat

    Goat's milk is great to use for almost any newborn mammal, including calves. You could milk her for a while and freeze some to use on newborn calves that need to be bottle fed for a short time. Other people might buy the milk from you. Are there any wildlife rehabilitation centers nearby? They...
  7. J

    24’ Calves

    That is odd. Last year and the year before, the resident white-tailed deer does at our place here in Montana had mostly female fawns, 1 male and 8 females. I have no idea whether the beef calves in our area have a normal ratio of males to females. I haven't heard anything. You are in Ohio, so a...
  8. J

    Calving 2024

    Yeah, they are called estrogenic toxins.
  9. J

    Elk

    Thank you for the info.
  10. J

    Elk

    From what I have been able to fine after hearing about Milestone and Grazon (Aminopyralid) a couple of years ago, they have not been found to be teratogenic or cancer causing. Some sensitive individuals in the studies of various animals did have a reaction to the deliberate exposure by...
  11. J

    Elk

    Actually, we considered many things, including genetics, plant toxins, human made chemicals, etc. All the medical books and people consulted ruled out plant toxins, because animals that were not grazing animals were affected. They ruled out genetics, because so many vertebrates of several groups...
  12. J

    Elk

    Only if you want many bird species to decline even faster than they are now. DDT made the egg shells soft so they broke resulting in no young. It almost killed me when I was 8 years old and my mother sprayed it inside of our house. No thank you on using DDT! That is funny, Simme. Obviously, you...
  13. J

    Elk

    It can be bad if it is affecting lots of animals, although decreasing the fertility of humans would be good.
  14. J

    Elk

    Research scientists and medical books say that if a LARGE NUMBER of mammals species suddenly are born and even greater numbers of birds are hatched with the exact same birth defect at the same time, it has to be environmental, not genetic. Also, a large number of children were born with an...
  15. J

    Elk

    If there are lots of Barn Swallows, that is usually seen as a good thing because of all the mosquitoes they eat.
  16. J

    Elk

    I just said that there should be a total ban on the three most used top teratogenic pesticides that are reported to be causing drastic declines in invertebrates and vertebrates, all of which humans need for their survival. Those three, imidacloprid, glyphosate and chlorothalonil, are also...
  17. J

    Elk

    I admire your knowledge concerning prescription drugs and how to use them to help cattle and also how you share your knowledge with others. Most of the prescription drugs you talk about were not being produced when I had livestock. Likely you nor the people you know have ever looked at the bite...
  18. J

    Elk

    The study done at the South Dakota State University that put imidacloprid in the drinking water of pregnant white-tailed deer found the fawns that had birth defects or that died had the highest levels of imidacloprid in their spleens. They weren't looking for any specific item. They wanted to...
  19. J

    Elk

    Only one reason for Weak Calf Syndrome has ever caused an underdeveloped premaxillary bone - that is exposure to imidacloprid. There were likely no calves with underbite even being born prior to 1995. I was a 4-H cattle judge and we checked the bite on all animals as well as hooves, etc. back in...
  20. J

    Elk

    Scientists say that toxins are the cause of Weak Calf Syndrome. All of the calves that had been diagnosed with Weak Calf Syndrome that I helped my neighbor with, had an underbite. That was one of the birth defects that researchers found on fawn deer when their mothers were deliberately exposed...
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