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We had a 4-H steer this year that bloated quite frequently. I say had because he just visited the locker plant this morning. My question is more for the future...The feed ration had a fairly high percentage of oats in it and I am wondering if that can cause bloat or add to the chances of it...

Gertfan, sorry I didn't mean to come off as crass. It will take some time but if you can get the crap wet enough and take it one dingle berry at a time a scotch comb will work wonders...crazy as it sounds a blower may loosen it up also without the kick hazzard...Once you get her clean you may...

5 days to the fair and you just noticed that she has crap caked up on her??? Water, soap, water, soap...curry comb...water, soap, water, soap...I am sure you get the idea. In the future I'd start a little earlier than 5 days before the fair... It's also a good Idea to look at the bedding...

By the way - we're NW of Lafayette approx 30 miles. We'll keep you posted - thanks again! Hummm. We live just outside Fowler. If you need help let me know and we can come give you a hand. I have a 14 year old boy that has broke every calf using a rope halter, blood, sweat and tears for the...

Keep working with him...he will learn to trust you and the kids... I don't know anymore than that...the more time you spend with him with a brush or comb or just scratching on him the better he will get. I agree with tying him up and taking him to water two or three times a day...Good luck. Off...

We had that same exact problem with a steer this year and bought a temp nose ring from the NASCO catalog. 1st night it was a rodeo until the nose became tender, 2nd night better but still not respectful...the 3rd night we had a puppy dog. The calf now understands that by not acting up he won't...

These pics were taken in early april...we like her, She's not the deepest but still nice for us...hit me with your comments http://cattletoday.com/photos/member.ph ... p?uid=4227