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<blockquote data-quote="TCRanch" data-source="post: 1430063" data-attributes="member: 24027"><p>Congrats on the pull! Long & hard I'm assuming it wasn't just the chains so well done. I calve out our heifers in the barn and keep them there a couple days after just to make sure everything's okay. When they re-join the herd they almost always hide them the first day or two. Older cows generally hide them right away unless we're having brutal weather. If your heifer claimed her calf immediately, especially after a hard pull, I wouldn't worry about it, just keep an eye on the calf & make sure his sides look full.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TCRanch, post: 1430063, member: 24027"] Congrats on the pull! Long & hard I'm assuming it wasn't just the chains so well done. I calve out our heifers in the barn and keep them there a couple days after just to make sure everything's okay. When they re-join the herd they almost always hide them the first day or two. Older cows generally hide them right away unless we're having brutal weather. If your heifer claimed her calf immediately, especially after a hard pull, I wouldn't worry about it, just keep an eye on the calf & make sure his sides look full. [/QUOTE]
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