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Bull on the rampage
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<blockquote data-quote="BC" data-source="post: 1413172" data-attributes="member: 67"><p>Tomcolvin, there are a couple of lessons to learn here:</p><p>1) To have a calf every 365 days a cow needs to get rebred 60 to 75 days after calving. Your cow and bull were just trying to keep close to schedule.</p><p>2) It is NEVER wise to keep a herd bull that you raised on a bottle. It is not because they are inferior animals, it is because they loose their fear of man. Bulls should never be made into pets.</p><p>3) If you raised him on a bottle, why does he still have horn?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BC, post: 1413172, member: 67"] Tomcolvin, there are a couple of lessons to learn here: 1) To have a calf every 365 days a cow needs to get rebred 60 to 75 days after calving. Your cow and bull were just trying to keep close to schedule. 2) It is NEVER wise to keep a herd bull that you raised on a bottle. It is not because they are inferior animals, it is because they loose their fear of man. Bulls should never be made into pets. 3) If you raised him on a bottle, why does he still have horn? [/QUOTE]
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