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she's pretty cool for sure

Johnny Cash "One" on pandora - RIP John

I always prefer to AI on observed heat - TAI results have been spotty at best.

The population of Central Oregon is predicted to more than double over the next couple of days. One camp of >30,000 on private land in the Ochochos. We already have a pretty significant fire burning close to Sisters so that might stop a few people from coming. I'll be patrolling !

Mostly with their nuts removed which is what should have happened to him IMO

Normally we end up 50:50 or close - this year even if all the rest have heifers we will be heavily on the side of bulls. Live calves are good !

We still have 8 to 10 " of global warming covering the fields so you could be right. Now at 18 calves - 15 bulls - day after due date !

We only have 24 cows calving of which 7 are first calving heifers. The heifers were synched and AI'd to calve 1st March and the bull went in with the cows the day I AI'd the heifers. So at this point , the day before due date, we have 16 calves on the ground of which 13 are bull calves. I...

An old mentor of mine used to say " an inch taller is just an inch higher while an inch longer is an inch heavier". So ,long is good.

There you go again - thinking outside the box. You know that doesn't sit well with a lot of folks :-)

Heifers have a sheath ? Must be all this transgender stuff going on I guess.

It is very interesting and quite eye opening that it is from so far back in time. Most people . in my experience, actually prefer "matters of opinion" because in them there is no proving you wrong.

To me the crucial line is #4 - % varies very little. There are so many traits we can concentrate on that are far more important than bone which is largely subjective. What is medium to light bone for one man could be medium to heavy to another and there is no way to say either are wrong.

5% is hardly "normal"

I agree - never seen anything to prove there is a genetic component to malpresentation.

We have a grass finished beef program here in Central Oregon and I am sheep,alpaca and llama shearer on the side. Was shearing a couple of sheep for a gal who asked how our beef program was going. She then said, in all seriousness, that they were ready to market their beef because their grass...

Would normally agree but this year we got busy in the second half of day 2 - so you need to be as vigilante as you can be over the whole time period.

That took me by surprise and nearly made a better than half decent pinot noir come out my nose !

Is there a chance she could have started to calve with a breech presentation and has given up trying to push and is waiting for assistance ? I'd be inclined to glove up and check to see if there is anything going on. Good luck

She's also lucky I didn't kill her :-)