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Cow bred to her son
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<blockquote data-quote="mgman" data-source="post: 51686" data-attributes="member: 647"><p>I have a 7 y/o Murray Grey cow that calved on 5/2/04. She was pasture bred to an unrelated MG bull in July (I saw him breed her). I waited between 6 weeks and 2 months before turning her with the rest of my cow herd that have been running with a 2 y/o son of this cow-she never showed any further signs of heat during that time. This past weekend I saw her son breed her. My question is whether or not I should go ahead and let her have a calf out of her son, or if I'd be better off giving her a shot of Lutylase and trying to AI her or breed her to an unrelated bull in a couple months.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mgman, post: 51686, member: 647"] I have a 7 y/o Murray Grey cow that calved on 5/2/04. She was pasture bred to an unrelated MG bull in July (I saw him breed her). I waited between 6 weeks and 2 months before turning her with the rest of my cow herd that have been running with a 2 y/o son of this cow-she never showed any further signs of heat during that time. This past weekend I saw her son breed her. My question is whether or not I should go ahead and let her have a calf out of her son, or if I'd be better off giving her a shot of Lutylase and trying to AI her or breed her to an unrelated bull in a couple months. [/QUOTE]
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