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<blockquote data-quote="Anonymous" data-source="post: 14296"><p>Thank you. We have gone ahead and bottle fed the baby. Because the mom is a first calfer and had a rough time birthing, the cow camp has decided to try her one more time. Between her inexperience, and ours, it is a wonder she isn't kicking and bulling anything that walks near her. Perhaps she just had too many humans trying different things around her to be a success at anything. When we turned her out to the pasture, she never even looked back. We keep the calf in a pen or paddock near the main herd and mom comes by with as much curiosity in her as the other animals in the herd. I will put your answer in my "birthing" notebook and next year, we shall see. If she does the same thing next year, we will eat her.</p><p></p><p> <a href="mailto:Sailor_One@hotmail.com">Sailor_One@hotmail.com</a></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Anonymous, post: 14296"] Thank you. We have gone ahead and bottle fed the baby. Because the mom is a first calfer and had a rough time birthing, the cow camp has decided to try her one more time. Between her inexperience, and ours, it is a wonder she isn't kicking and bulling anything that walks near her. Perhaps she just had too many humans trying different things around her to be a success at anything. When we turned her out to the pasture, she never even looked back. We keep the calf in a pen or paddock near the main herd and mom comes by with as much curiosity in her as the other animals in the herd. I will put your answer in my "birthing" notebook and next year, we shall see. If she does the same thing next year, we will eat her. [email=Sailor_One@hotmail.com]Sailor_One@hotmail.com[/email] [/QUOTE]
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