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Wait, I need clarification. Just re-reading the post and the math isn't working for me. You have her down for April calving and she's just now bagging up on 5/14 and your last response was the 16th? So, she's either way overdue or didn't settle the first time you saw the bull on her. Is it...

Well, I learned a lesson the hard way. Thanks for the info - I truly didn't realize it would be that much.

Not always!

Bump!

For respiratory, my calves get Inforce 3 (mod live) with a cannula day 1 when they're tagged & either a First Defense or Optimizer gel. Triangle 4+PH-K (killed) at approximately 3 months and Bovishield Gold One Shot (mod live) at weaning. And they always get a pinkeye shot, usually an...

Willy would always drop it like it's hot when I turned him out with the cows and looked like a different bull a month into breeding season. I get shrinkage, but 200 lbs in less than 24 hours? Didn't realize that much was possible (although he did drop a 10 lb load before he got on the...

They look really good. How old are they now? If I recall, your calving season is similar to mine, so maybe 15 +/- months?

If you can get it, Cavalry 9 is my preferred over Covexin 8. It's 2cc vs. 5cc and doesn't leave as much of an injection site reaction/lump. That said, I worked cattle last week and neither was available. Had to improvise with Ultrabac7/Somubac and BAR-VAC CD/T. Double-dosing type C&D but...

Well, I'm surprised - as is all of my crew that placed bets and the guy at the auction that unloaded him. He was practically svelte at a piddly 2280. Seriously? He didn't even fit through the chute at the sale, but they have another scale prior to them coming through the ring. And...

Lepto or neospora would be my guess. And unfortunately, there isn't a vaccine for neospora.

That would be worth the trip! Except I can't leave Mr TC "unattended" for that long. Oooooh, maybe I can put a hitch on the Vic and haul him with the bumper pull trailer so Mr TC can ride along!:ROFLMAO:

I should have clarified he only does that with the seatbelt in the Man Truck around the ranch. On the flip side, I was t-boned by a driver that ran a red light when I was 16 and the only thing that saved me was the fact I wasn't wearing a seatbelt. The driver side door was pushed in past the...

This!!! Bears repeating!!!!!!!

Mr TC just keeps his seatbelt latched and sits on it. Pretty much the same with our Polaris Rangers. They have a governor unless you buckle the seat belt, so we keep 'em latched and the straps shoved behind the seats. Problem solved.

This. If I use the Tri Bander, they fall off faster than the green "cheerio" bands. But as a general rule, none fall off before a month and generally 5-6 weeks.

Prices were way down last week with cull bulls from 1.40-158.50. But it is what it is! Worked the entire herd yesterday and had 5 on horseback separate fat Willy from the rest of the bulls, move him across the road to the west 80 corral and he's now in prison at the barn until I can haul him...

Good save!

I know everyone has some great pics of milk faced calves! Send me your entry PM through the 31st.