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<blockquote data-quote="cow pollinater" data-source="post: 1447774" data-attributes="member: 14661"><p>Lucky is right. I spent over a decade directly behind cows for eight-nine hours a day. I don't believe in resorption. I've seen to many little strings under their tails and or milky mucus discharges that were followed by flaming heat on a cow that was already diagnosed pregnant. It all comes out, we just aren't always there to see it. </p><p>If a cow were capable of absorbing a pregnancy through her uterus then pyometria would be much less common yet it's a leading cause of infertility.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cow pollinater, post: 1447774, member: 14661"] Lucky is right. I spent over a decade directly behind cows for eight-nine hours a day. I don't believe in resorption. I've seen to many little strings under their tails and or milky mucus discharges that were followed by flaming heat on a cow that was already diagnosed pregnant. It all comes out, we just aren't always there to see it. If a cow were capable of absorbing a pregnancy through her uterus then pyometria would be much less common yet it's a leading cause of infertility. [/QUOTE]
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