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<blockquote data-quote="still learning" data-source="post: 927353" data-attributes="member: 18637"><p>The mother cow is very protective. She has stayed with the calf, and they are always together. I think he must be slipping up when she is asleep or something. The vet checked the calf today. Calf has several puncture wounds, and lots of tissue is gone. I guess the coyote could smell the decaying tissue of where she got him the first time. </p><p></p><p>Aren't donkeys faster running after the coyotes than cows? Most of my cows will watch the coyote, and a couple might start running.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="still learning, post: 927353, member: 18637"] The mother cow is very protective. She has stayed with the calf, and they are always together. I think he must be slipping up when she is asleep or something. The vet checked the calf today. Calf has several puncture wounds, and lots of tissue is gone. I guess the coyote could smell the decaying tissue of where she got him the first time. Aren't donkeys faster running after the coyotes than cows? Most of my cows will watch the coyote, and a couple might start running. [/QUOTE]
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