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the fact that the cow loves to go for walks and have baths and thinks she is a sheep makes you wonder if skiparoo from massachu is either joking or a little light in the loafers

this must be a joke

i dont get what you mean. if all your doing is shots and notching its faster and easier to crowd them ina chute than to catch them one at a time

dang if it was over 6 weeks ago you could knock em off with a flyswatter . or you can just relax and let em fall off pretty soon. or you can get all excited and strop the knife and catch the calf and cut em off and spritz the new wound your gonna make with a blend of citris oils and crushed...

that would be because they cant afford internet access after going broke spending all their emu profits to buy partial interests in overpriced bucking bulls

dont worry they will fall off any time now. its like waiting for water to boil. takes a lot longer if your paying attention

those are some good real world responses. if anybody finds a salebarn where they do all my homework for me and take all the risk out of the deal please post directions and hours of operation.

dont see how they could have dropped $200 each so fast but thats not the point. sure they are past their prime but a lot of cows will calve at that age. i wouldnt throw good money after bad with vet fees. i would either sell em now or turn em out with your other cows or turn em in with a bull...

whew that was way more information than anybody needed

since bqa would be a moot point is there a certain needle or technique for mother in laws

if youve got the time then good luck but i will wager he doesnt make it and if it was me i would put him down. might be tough for the kids but it seems like most all the good lessons are tough.

does this happen often

until plastic disposable syringes came out nobody worried about changing needles unless they were doctoring a sick animal. the old glass syringes with big horse needles worked fine and there was not any concern for routine vaccinations. if it makes you feel better go ahead and change needles...

not trying to make you feel bad but its risky buying an open cow especially if she is in poor shape. good luck

bama and bez are right. just sit tight and you can swap th e lice for flies pretty soon

now that you have kept her this long why not wait and see if it takes

vafarmgals post on this same board got me to wondering if its possible to get the scours from somebodys post here. enough stink stirring with this original question to about gave somebody a case of the runoffs.

your both right. shot placement is everything and firepower is not much when it comes to the typical self defense shootout. ill take 7 rounds in a 45 before i take 17 in a 9. friends dont let friends carry 9s. if i cant get out of a jam with 7 rounds from a 45 its a bigger jam than 17 rounds...

those big rounds will sure enough do the trick but as camp saysa .22 will to. thats what the slaughter houses use to use a lot. yes it will bleed and sometimes squirt out of the entry hole a little but not horrible. be prepared for the involuntary spasms that go along with death. main thing...

agree. she will eat just fine and dandy