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<blockquote data-quote="randiliana" data-source="post: 916148" data-attributes="member: 2308"><p>Hey RR, I think it is a bit of a gender thing too. Now, don't all you guys jump on me, but I think that as a rule guys tend to want to leave things alone longer than we women do. Might have something to do with the fact that some(or alot) of us have given birth ourselves, or just the 'mothering instinct'. My DH likes the cows, grew up working with them and wants to continue, no teaching for him. But he almost always will want to leave a cow/heifer for much longer than what I do. It results in quite a few arguments between us every year. Don't get too stressed over it, take a breath and cool down (lots of times someone needs to remind me of this too, and it better not be DH, lol)</p><p></p><p>Personally, I agree with Regolith, that the usual guidelines are enough in this case too. Although I would have been like you and wanting to pull the calf early too!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="randiliana, post: 916148, member: 2308"] Hey RR, I think it is a bit of a gender thing too. Now, don't all you guys jump on me, but I think that as a rule guys tend to want to leave things alone longer than we women do. Might have something to do with the fact that some(or alot) of us have given birth ourselves, or just the 'mothering instinct'. My DH likes the cows, grew up working with them and wants to continue, no teaching for him. But he almost always will want to leave a cow/heifer for much longer than what I do. It results in quite a few arguments between us every year. Don't get too stressed over it, take a breath and cool down (lots of times someone needs to remind me of this too, and it better not be DH, lol) Personally, I agree with Regolith, that the usual guidelines are enough in this case too. Although I would have been like you and wanting to pull the calf early too! [/QUOTE]
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