Cow Due

inyati13

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This simangus cow is due with her third calf on Feb 22. I saw the thread on losing a calf because the heifer took off. I put this cow in the holding area so she can be handled and the calf tended to if necessary. I have another cow with her who is due the same time.
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Nice looking cow. I detect a little mineral deficiency in that red saddle on her back. :D :D :D
 
Hook":1rcjkcd4 said:
I see where you lost alot of your annual profit.
Hope she calves without issue
Hook, this cow came like this as a bred heifer from the Rocking P folks. I think she would be this well conditioned if you feed her nothing but air and water. She is one of the few cows that will go to the hay ring and eat hay when I put out feed. I got a couple more that come from Rocking P that are very similiar in that nature. I just had Keith Phillip deliver a recent purchase and we talked about the nature of this line of their cows, they are simply easy keepers.
 
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TennesseeTuxedo":17vm1uuz said:
Not fat, just big boned, like the kid in your 5th grade gym class who got to sit out a lot.

I still bear the shame of watching the others climb the rope.
 
I like having mine up close when they get close to calving especially heifer and that girl looks about as wide as she is tall good luck with her
 
Bigfoot":uron1ac4 said:
TennesseeTuxedo":uron1ac4 said:
Not fat, just big boned, like the kid in your 5th grade gym class who got to sit out a lot.

I still bear the shame of watching the others climb the rope.

Oh man, I enjoyed that. Doesn't take many words to create a picture. You guys both a talent for that. :lol:
 
inyati13":2vdgk9vc said:
Here is this cows first calf. A steer at 4 months. Her second calf was a spitting image of this one. They have her robust build.
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That's a good looking steer.

fitz
 
inyati13":2jhg9wl9 said:
Hook":2jhg9wl9 said:
I see where you lost alot of your annual profit.
Hope she calves without issue
I think she would be this well conditioned if you feed her nothing but air and water. She is one of the few cows that will go to the hay ring and eat hay when I put out feed.

I've got a couple just like her and they are easy keepers. I need to get some more.
 

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