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<blockquote data-quote="ollie" data-source="post: 86032" data-attributes="member: 323"><p>I never pull a calf. I have pulled one this year and it was breech in a heifer . Saved them both. How many do you pull Dun? If 0 then we have a difference of 0 in normal presentations. You know I use heavier bw cattle than you . My weaning weights are heavier than your I think. Why put such an emphisis on a trait that your not even close to having trouble with? I know we have different management styles but it is my opinion to challenge them some. You won't feed one yet you pamper them when calving like royalty. Let them work a little. No?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ollie, post: 86032, member: 323"] I never pull a calf. I have pulled one this year and it was breech in a heifer . Saved them both. How many do you pull Dun? If 0 then we have a difference of 0 in normal presentations. You know I use heavier bw cattle than you . My weaning weights are heavier than your I think. Why put such an emphisis on a trait that your not even close to having trouble with? I know we have different management styles but it is my opinion to challenge them some. You won't feed one yet you pamper them when calving like royalty. Let them work a little. No? [/QUOTE]
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