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<blockquote data-quote="Anonymous" data-source="post: 14589"><p>Frequently when you AI a cow she is already out of standing heat, the mucus you expect to see is no longer present. Since you are by-passing the vagtina and the cervix and the sperm doeasn't have to make that trek to enter the vagina you are decreasing the amount of time required from insemintion to ovulation. Ovulation normally will occur about 8 hours of she leaves standing heat.</p><p></p><p>dunmovin farms</p><p></p><p>> Standard practice is to see a cow</p><p>> in standing heat, wait twelve</p><p>> hours and then breed her,</p><p>> correct???? Well, then how come</p><p>> when I went out to breed her this</p><p>> evening, she didn't look in the</p><p>> back end like she was in heat at</p><p>> all... I massaged the vulva a bit</p><p>> and it was dark pink inside, but</p><p>> for the life of me, it didn't seem</p><p>> like she was in heat at all....</p><p>> keeping in mind that I really am a</p><p>> beginner in AI.... where did I go</p><p>> wrong? or did I? What have I</p><p>> forgotten since last year?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Anonymous, post: 14589"] Frequently when you AI a cow she is already out of standing heat, the mucus you expect to see is no longer present. Since you are by-passing the vagtina and the cervix and the sperm doeasn't have to make that trek to enter the vagina you are decreasing the amount of time required from insemintion to ovulation. Ovulation normally will occur about 8 hours of she leaves standing heat. dunmovin farms > Standard practice is to see a cow > in standing heat, wait twelve > hours and then breed her, > correct???? Well, then how come > when I went out to breed her this > evening, she didn't look in the > back end like she was in heat at > all... I massaged the vulva a bit > and it was dark pink inside, but > for the life of me, it didn't seem > like she was in heat at all.... > keeping in mind that I really am a > beginner in AI.... where did I go > wrong? or did I? What have I > forgotten since last year? [/QUOTE]
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