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<blockquote data-quote="oakrunfarm" data-source="post: 747481" data-attributes="member: 10984"><p>Thanks! I did some searches and found pics of udders and pelvic ligaments and mucous plugs and the like. Seems there are a lot of similarities in the final stages of horse/cattle pregnancies, but one thing is true of both, and that is that they do it all the time without help!</p><p></p><p>Also that you can check and look all you want to, and when you go up to the house for a bathroom break or a drink is when they will have it. :roll: </p><p></p><p>Our concern is that we want to do what is best, and staying out of her way is most likely the right choice. I had been told coyotes won't normally mess with cattle, and so that is what I am hoping for. </p><p></p><p>Thank you for being the calming voice of reason. I start to get worried when I don't have a clear plan in place.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="oakrunfarm, post: 747481, member: 10984"] Thanks! I did some searches and found pics of udders and pelvic ligaments and mucous plugs and the like. Seems there are a lot of similarities in the final stages of horse/cattle pregnancies, but one thing is true of both, and that is that they do it all the time without help! Also that you can check and look all you want to, and when you go up to the house for a bathroom break or a drink is when they will have it. :roll: Our concern is that we want to do what is best, and staying out of her way is most likely the right choice. I had been told coyotes won't normally mess with cattle, and so that is what I am hoping for. Thank you for being the calming voice of reason. I start to get worried when I don't have a clear plan in place. [/QUOTE]
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