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<blockquote data-quote="Longtails4Me" data-source="post: 105386" data-attributes="member: 2006"><p>Unless you Have a really good vaccination program with your homegrown calves, for respiratory diseases, I wouldn't suggest</p><p>buying salebarn calves and introducing them to the same pasture as your broodcows. I wouldn't suggest it anyway under any circumstances really. I wouldn't even want them in the pasture next to them. Recipe for disaster, in my opinion.</p><p> I can't imagine the calves doing very well in with a bunch of strange cows, knocking them out of the trough and all.</p><p> You are dealing with two totally different business ventures here. They don't work good together. Buy you a couple of young cows to add to your existing set. As always this is just one persons opinion though.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Longtails4Me, post: 105386, member: 2006"] Unless you Have a really good vaccination program with your homegrown calves, for respiratory diseases, I wouldn't suggest buying salebarn calves and introducing them to the same pasture as your broodcows. I wouldn't suggest it anyway under any circumstances really. I wouldn't even want them in the pasture next to them. Recipe for disaster, in my opinion. I can't imagine the calves doing very well in with a bunch of strange cows, knocking them out of the trough and all. You are dealing with two totally different business ventures here. They don't work good together. Buy you a couple of young cows to add to your existing set. As always this is just one persons opinion though. [/QUOTE]
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