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<blockquote data-quote="hillbillycwo" data-source="post: 798194" data-attributes="member: 13747"><p>Ya, I agree that posting the animal is beneficial. Not my call on this one. His herd is vaccinated well and has good quality free choice mineral. He missed a few calves over the past breeding season due to a girlfriend and didn't get them vaccinated for the blackleg. That is why his mind goes in that direction. They were both healthy one day and dead the next. They presented no symptons at all and neither one had any froth around the nose or mouth to indicate a respitory thing. It is fairly expensive in our area to have one posted and we are to far from the U of K to take it there. So asked the questio nhere for opinions and got some. Now if he losses a few moe then he may consider the expense of a post. I think I would get one if I had no idea what caused the sudden death.</p><p></p><p>Thanks again for the feedback.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hillbillycwo, post: 798194, member: 13747"] Ya, I agree that posting the animal is beneficial. Not my call on this one. His herd is vaccinated well and has good quality free choice mineral. He missed a few calves over the past breeding season due to a girlfriend and didn't get them vaccinated for the blackleg. That is why his mind goes in that direction. They were both healthy one day and dead the next. They presented no symptons at all and neither one had any froth around the nose or mouth to indicate a respitory thing. It is fairly expensive in our area to have one posted and we are to far from the U of K to take it there. So asked the questio nhere for opinions and got some. Now if he losses a few moe then he may consider the expense of a post. I think I would get one if I had no idea what caused the sudden death. Thanks again for the feedback. [/QUOTE]
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