Recent content by Shaun7HL

It sounds like the intial problem started with a leg back, I have been calving cows for a long time on my own and i'm only 34, the leg back calving problem can be an easy fix, no need for a vet. 9 times out of 10 the front leg is just hooked on the pelvis reach in and pull it out calf will live...

The best place for her is the feedyard don't waste your money tring to find out if she is fertel

If you do the work you split the calf crop 70-30, if u can use his equipment and fuel then split the calf crop 60-40

I have a question, Would you rather use lick tubes or keep caking the cows before calving even with the same amount of protein in the tubes and cake ?????? Thanks

I would look at frame size and utters and epds then go out to find a bull that you want build your program with