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<blockquote data-quote="novatech" data-source="post: 737434" data-attributes="member: 5494"><p>Recently I have had to milk out a couple of cows. The ones where the calf doesn't seem to want to suck all 4 teats. Well as you know wither you have a squeeze or not you run the risk of getting an arm broke or bruising up the cows ankle by tying it. </p><p>Here is a little trick. Put the calf between you and the cow with its mouth near the udder. Most of the time the cow seems to think it is the calf sucking and all goes well.</p><p>If you have any other ideas I would appreciate them as I don't mend as fast as I used to.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="novatech, post: 737434, member: 5494"] Recently I have had to milk out a couple of cows. The ones where the calf doesn't seem to want to suck all 4 teats. Well as you know wither you have a squeeze or not you run the risk of getting an arm broke or bruising up the cows ankle by tying it. Here is a little trick. Put the calf between you and the cow with its mouth near the udder. Most of the time the cow seems to think it is the calf sucking and all goes well. If you have any other ideas I would appreciate them as I don't mend as fast as I used to. [/QUOTE]
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