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Amen to that. In my opinion a brood cow has one job to do. Have calves unassited and raise them with out help. They don't do that and they get shipped. Good luck with your calf

I don't have any mares bred this year so I couldn't tell you about mine. But I do know that they can go as long as 14 months to foal and be ok. Good luck!

The calf is doing great, still a little slow. Other than that he is so cute. I'll have to get pictures up. he is up and nursing on his own now. :D The heifer is an awsome mom and very protective. We just kept on milking the heifer and bottling the calf. Calving season is done for me now. The...

Ryder - Nope I don't have that luxury out near the barn. It's hard enough keeping the bottle warm between the house and the barn. Everyone - The calf made it through the night. But he's still not up and about like he should be. Any suggestions for getting him a bit more energy?

Thanks alot. I can do that. :D The heifer does great when she is in the chute and being milked. She just doesn't like ot let it down and I'm not the best milker in the world. My hope is that the calf will be up and nursing in the morning. But we shall see..

My angus cross heifer dropped her calf this morning. The promptly lead it out into the mud where it got stuck and chilled. I wasn't expecting her to calve for at least another month. I didn't have the exact breeding date as I bought her at the auction. So I was at work while all this happened...

Two things that I know of that can cause foam. Choke and rabies. I'm not sure if anything else can.

I didn't want to mention this myself because I wan't sure if bulls did or not. I know that horses do.

I second that. Thanks for all the great help and advice. :clap:

R ^ 5 - Be nice now. TxCoUnTrYbOy - I don't have much experiance with bulls but I assume that it is the same will all animals that you collect on. Not collecting will not cause any damage. Nor will the bull not "relieving" himself cause any damage. If it does then it is a bad bull with bad...

I've done mail order through Valley and I was very happy with it. This big thing is make sure that they always arrive cold. If they are not still cold and the ice packs are more than 50% melted call them and get new ones shipped. They will do you no good if they get warm.

Laughs are always good. I haven't have the luxury of sticking myself with something yet but I have covered myself with other various stuff. My pour-on Ivomec seems to really like me. I can't seem to handle it without getting drenched in it. :D :lol:

why avoid Bute? I wonder... It only can cause aplastic anemia in humans if you eat the meat. And what is aplastic anemia you ask? Aplastic anemia is a rare but extremely serious disorder that results from the unexplained failure of the bone marrow to produce blood cells. That if you have it is...

Do not give Bute to this or any other food-producing animal. FDA regulations: For animals, phenylbutazone is currently approved only for oral and injectable use in dogs and horses. Use in horses is limited to use in horses not intended for food. There are currently no approved uses of...

Regumate is what you are thinking about. Regumate is worse in women then men. But all Reproductive drugs should be handled with care by all. I avoid use of them whenever possible. Any oral drugs you should wear glove and with the injectables you should make sure that there is very little...

what type of stable? your horses only or boarding? are you going to offer training? Are you going to be having foals? what are you going to do with these horses? Give me all the info you can and I'll see what I can do to help you out with yearly costs.

Pony her off the gelding for exercise if you can. I would not lunge her though. Lunging is one of the worst thing for a young horse. It forces them to circle putting unneeded pressure on thier joints. It also works against thier instincts and thier reactions. I think you would be ok to ride her...

I would use a fly spray on the horse everyday. At least once a day if not twice. I don't know what you have available down there but find a good one. I would also talk to your vet about a possible steroid injection to help with the skin. And a good bath once a week until the condition is cleared...

It's just a little thing. It's an old 1985 Dodge Ram D50. 4 cylinder turbo diesel engine. I paid $1,700 for it a year and a half ago and I love it. It only can haul 8 bales of hay but it's a good working rig. I've got the F350 for the big jobs. But the dodge works good for the little ones.

Last check diesel was DOWN to $2.63 a gal it was $2.85 last week. Don't remember what unleaded was at. Seems it was around $1.97/ gal. Even with the 30 miles a gallon I get with me diesel it now costs me nearly $40 to fill up my tank. It just makes me so sick.