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IBR Abortion Storm in Naive Herd
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<blockquote data-quote="inyati13" data-source="post: 993635" data-attributes="member: 17767"><p>Cowlover, you are having some bad luck. I hope it changes. Here is what I am hearing. You introduced a Bull in June 2012. You introduced 20 bred heifers in January 2012. The original post stated your herd is closed but you better rethink that. It was opened to what ever those 21 animals brought in. You noted that none of the 20 introduced bred heifers aborted. That suggests that they originated in programs that administer some form of IBR vaccination. Your cattle that were not vaccinated suffered the most from however the virus was introduced. Could have been the MLV vaccine or it could have been the 21 animals that carried the virus in and your existing herd not being vaccinated had no immunity to resist it. Your vet probably could have helped you more; that is what they are suppose to be trained and educated to do, but as you know, it is you that has to take care of ole number one. I always tell my nieces and nephews that being selfish is not as bad as society makes it out to be because if you cannot take care of yourself there is nothing else in the whole world that you can take care of.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="inyati13, post: 993635, member: 17767"] Cowlover, you are having some bad luck. I hope it changes. Here is what I am hearing. You introduced a Bull in June 2012. You introduced 20 bred heifers in January 2012. The original post stated your herd is closed but you better rethink that. It was opened to what ever those 21 animals brought in. You noted that none of the 20 introduced bred heifers aborted. That suggests that they originated in programs that administer some form of IBR vaccination. Your cattle that were not vaccinated suffered the most from however the virus was introduced. Could have been the MLV vaccine or it could have been the 21 animals that carried the virus in and your existing herd not being vaccinated had no immunity to resist it. Your vet probably could have helped you more; that is what they are suppose to be trained and educated to do, but as you know, it is you that has to take care of ole number one. I always tell my nieces and nephews that being selfish is not as bad as society makes it out to be because if you cannot take care of yourself there is nothing else in the whole world that you can take care of. [/QUOTE]
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