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<blockquote data-quote="hillsdown" data-source="post: 497695" data-attributes="member: 5106"><p>Thanks Larry that is what I thought also.When you can see the scours you have a fighting chance.</p><p>Our calving area is spotless and only those about to calve get to go In there and once their calf is eating hay they are kicked out to another paddock.I just don't know how he could have got it as he had colostrum 15 minutes after he was born ; in this cold we don't wait to get their bellies full I feed them as soon as they are born and if need be they go into the shop in the warming box.</p><p></p><p>Well his mouth is warm and he was running around a bit this afternoon he had more electrolytes and his poop has turned to a dark yellow paste.BTW it never did smell like some had said. </p><p>When he sees me coming he moves a lot faster; him and momma are quarantined in a separate area so the chances of the others getting it are slim they were pulled from the herd as soon as I saw it.</p><p></p><p>Yes RR we do raise our own bulls so far. That is why I was asking about homozygous black as I would like to raise a black bull for our herd also.</p><p></p><p>So I am hopefull that he will be OK.</p><p></p><p>Thanks everyone :wave: .</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hillsdown, post: 497695, member: 5106"] Thanks Larry that is what I thought also.When you can see the scours you have a fighting chance. Our calving area is spotless and only those about to calve get to go In there and once their calf is eating hay they are kicked out to another paddock.I just don't know how he could have got it as he had colostrum 15 minutes after he was born ; in this cold we don't wait to get their bellies full I feed them as soon as they are born and if need be they go into the shop in the warming box. Well his mouth is warm and he was running around a bit this afternoon he had more electrolytes and his poop has turned to a dark yellow paste.BTW it never did smell like some had said. When he sees me coming he moves a lot faster; him and momma are quarantined in a separate area so the chances of the others getting it are slim they were pulled from the herd as soon as I saw it. Yes RR we do raise our own bulls so far. That is why I was asking about homozygous black as I would like to raise a black bull for our herd also. So I am hopefull that he will be OK. Thanks everyone :wave: . [/QUOTE]
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