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Where I come from that's punishable by death there's way to many holes and hollers around here that people just seem to disappear. :cowboy: Sorry for your loss I know I would be mighty ticked

pdangus, What part of the calf was eaten? Coyotes always eat the insides first dogs do not. By the information you have given I would bet my next paycheck on dogs but I wouldn't throw out coyotes yet

Update, today I met a real nice guy that gave me a few lessons on his cows . I did kinda What you said Inyati and kinda swept the floor of the rectum I actually was Having better luck when feeling for the utirine horns and then coming back to the cervix. I really was expecting the cervix and...

Thanks guys I was gonna attend an ai class this spring but they canceled it and I've tried to get lessons from a local dairy but I can't find anyone that has time to teach a newbie so I figured id learn the hard way

I did my first ai today a heifer on natural heat. I would like to say everything went great but I never could find the cervix but at least I gave It a shot. I really had no idea what I was feeling in there as I've had no lessons or no one to teach me . I'll probably waste a lot of semen before...

I'll try to get my AI Guy to maybe come check her out and see how her pelvis feels

Thanks again branguscowgirl!

She is with the others on a small place (6 acres) no rocks just a little steep in places

I bought her from a big salebarn buyer so im sure that's where she came from. I actually turned her down the first time I saw her because she was limping but has not since I've had her (about a month)

thanks branguscowgirl email sent

Can't post a picture I have a few on my phone but I've tried the photobucket thing and not real tech savvy

I recently picked up a small hereford cow (about 900 pounds) and I really like her as far as disposition and pretty much everything about her except her feet kinda point out and one hoof is a little longer. She is bred about 2 months so I will at least keep her til she calves. My question is...

Ok I guess different strokes for different folks. I just thought it would be easier on the calves and cows after it warms up. My opinion is a live calf is more $ than a dead one. Y'all don't tear me apathy too bad!

Ok a question from a rookie, why would you want to have calves in the dead of winter anyhow wouldn't you want them when its starting to warm up in April? Im aing for April and September calves can someone explain this to me

Thanks lucky I don't have a headgate over there or I would palpate her, that's one reason I had her over there because that was going to be summer pasture. I may be able to run her up between the gate and board fence enough to subdue her

I have a heifer that was aied December 3, I went to feed today and noticed another heifer was riding her and she was standing for it. My question is did she possibly abort the calf or is the other heifer in heat or is this a false heat. She has no discharge so any input is welcome

Thanks guys I wasn't going to buy used ones but only wanted to know if it worked

Price farm, im taking an AI class in March if you want to attend let me know and I'll give you his number.

Another question what do you wash them in (bleach, dawn, alcohol) ?

Thanks I had no idea, I figured they lost their juice after the first time.