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we bought a 190 # calf at a sale barn and at the sale she was fine but after we got her home she would stand and let her tongue hang out about 5 r 6 inches no kiddin, she wouldnt take a bottle either so she just ate hay, got her started on grain and she ended up fine and raised us quite a few...

she sure is purdy!

we've had 6 calves since nov. and all have not had tight bags,

sorry for your loss but at least you didnt lose the momma too!

herefords seem to do that more than any other breed we have had and only when they were separated and put back together and you have a hard time getting them to quit.

we've had to happen several times and dont know what the deal is. they always calved close to when their due date was tho.

thanks for the update always like to hear the success stories.

thats a pretty small pen for the breeding pen. i wouldnt want my calf in that small of a pen with the bull hot and heavy trying to breed the cow.

what do you mean by breech? backwards? i know with human babies breech is folded in half. i can't imagine a calf being born like that, thank goodness we havent had that to happen yet if it's possible.

we have two sale barns that we can take our calves to and one doesnt discount bull calves and the other sale barn does.

sell him it doesnt get better with age, only worse.

try the milk in the trough it has worked b4 for me. i dont really like that but if thats how she is used to getting her milk then thats what she is used too. is she a dairy calf or off of a beef cow?

bull did really well at the sale, he only weighed 1260 and he brought 1,375.00 and was going back to a farm. the guy who bought him only concern with him was if he would stay in. we told him he was in 40 acres of mainly 1 stran electric and never got out. when he came in the sale ring the ring...

well the bull went for a ride to the sale barn and without a hitch. we thought he'd be a booger but he walked right on the trailer couldnt believe it. my husband kinda felt sorry for him but i didnt and he likes my cooking so he decided to keep me. lol

thanks for the info. we bought this guy as a weanling and he did try to smash the husband but he was only about 600# and we had just unloaded him so gave him a pass but your right he needs to go. our cow's are really calm, gentle and really layed back even with me lol but since i watched a show...

thats what i thought too! he doesn't know i will get the last laugh when his tail goes on the trailer. i've been around animals all my life and i'm not scared of them but respect them especially bulls and new momma cow's but i swear if one of them act up it will be with me. even rooster's...

? for you guys, we have a 2 3/4 yr old GV bull and everytime i get close to the fence he paws the dirt cocks his head and blows snot, and he dont do that with my husband. a couple weeks ago he kept me on a flat bed trailer for over 1/2 hr. we were sitting on this trailer watching the cow's and...

what's her age?

we had that happen several years ago and it took that calf 4 or 5 days to finally get up and able to stand on her own. the good thing with this calf was the mother was a smaller/short hereford and the calf was pretty big and she was able to nurse the mother while she was unable to stand. the...

next time let him do the check then there shouldnt be a problem, that usually works for me.