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Thank you all, I've decided to leave the calf in the pasture tonight. I will try again tomorrow, though. I'm not too worried about animals getting to the deceased calf, since we have a hot fence, it's more the deceased calf may get accidentally stepped on by momma, or momma's buddy in the next...

Alright, thank you very much for your help. I'm keeping a close eye on her right now. Tonight I may just feed her and her buddy and leave the calf in their over night at this point. Her mooing has gotten a lot louder, and her pacing a lot more frequent as well as her going over to where her calf...

I do not. I'm home alone right now, and we do not have any other babies here. This was our first calf, as well as the mommas first calf.

Okay, thank you. I'm sorry, I'm just really worried. This is the first time I've dealt with this, tonight when I feed the momma and her buddy dinner, I'm also going to remove the calf from pasture. I'm worried that the momma may not let me, she's gotten a lot more vocal the last two hours, and...

Regardless, she was very young, and small herself. This is...was her first calf, she had no idea what she was doing but eventually caught on. I didn't ask this question to get rude answers or remarks, let alone sarcastic ones.. I asked because I'm worried, and want to help the momma. If you...

I'm curious...and wondering how long will a momma cow, who isn't even a year old yet, who just lost a week old calf as of sometime last night, keep mooing and pacing. Reading through the articles, I got a lot of confusing answers, as well as most of it was drama. I just would like a straight...