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We do have one next to her with the other calf that was born on the 15th. Keeping a close eye on all of them right now! The cows are separated by a fence for tonight so we can watch to see if the cow with no calf is eating. Tomorrow we will probably move the fence so they can be together, but...

I guess I should have said she's corraled, but right now with the weather the way it is, the herd pretty much stay around the hay bales, which is close to the corral. We just put her in there this evening, the past 3 or 4 days she seems to be hanging back from the herd, so we thought we could...

Thank you, will do. We have her on good quality hay, water and 20% breeders cubes. She was eating hay this evening, but not the cubes. She's corraled by her self so we can see what she is eating and drinking.

Thanks for your reply. The cow did clean herself up, she was being a very good mother, I would say calving weight was 800 to 850 lb. We wern't able to observe her birthing (didn't really know she was ready!) so not sure if she had any calving difficulty. Will she dry up on her own? How long...

We are fairly new in the cattle business, (bet you hear that alot!) We bought 10 heifers last spring from a sale barn. Brought them home to bred with our bull (all commerical angus). Well, we found a calf on New years day that was black and white, and way to early to be from our bull. Anyway...