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Ah...say when!

My best mom has large teats before giving birth. It takes a few days before the calf reduces the size of those strutted teats. Just keep an eye on her. Should be fine.

Or, get the interior air filter changed, if the Dodge has one. I have a GMC.

Set up a quality game camera or two. Perhaps it would help... what do the rest of you think? Maybe save the receipt or borrow one.

I'd go with the neighbors bull calves if possible. Vaccinate and worm and let 'em grow.

Welcome! A wealth of information is shared here and you can learn a lot. Good luck.

I'm sure this has probably been covered already, but what type of oil are you using in this mix?

I know each situation and circumstances are different, but at what age do you recommend starting the finishing process? I've heard one year old, one and a half and two. Murray - what age do you shoot for?

This is a great set of pics. Thanks for sharing. This is my second calving season. Good examples are always helpful.

The new mom thing could be dangerous. One of our heifer moms decided she did not want my husband any where near her newborn calf. She chased him out of the pasture twice within a couple of days of tagging attempts. She has the eagle eye on him still. Did I mention it's been 10 months. I can...

They look good 👍 Thanks for sharing.

My son put this down and then gray rock. Worked like a charm.

6 moms, 4 calves and the bull. I could use some lease land.

We had our first frost this week.

I'm located in NE Louisiana and I've been putting out hay since July.

The calf was born Oct. 5th. He's doing good. Mom is sucked down. She barely has a bag. What can I do for her?

I have a first time mom who isn't producing enough milk. Her calf is nursing from another mom. Any suggestions?