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<blockquote data-quote="Bobg" data-source="post: 141463" data-attributes="member: 2132"><p>Denoginnizer - If you are too rough when the fetus is small you can damage the fetus and it will abort.</p><p></p><p>Double R,</p><p>If you turn your bulls in with the cows in May or June and wean in October or November like we do your cow will be 5 month along. It is easy to feel the calf at that stage. The best way to get a feel for it is if you know someone that can give you pointer it really helps. I am completing an AI and preg testing class at Washington State Univ. this fall and I'm now able to tell if a cow is bred when they are 70 days alone. It just takes time to get a feel for it. Before I took the class i was able to feel the calve when they were six or seven month along. If you do a goodle search there are some good websites.</p><p></p><p>Bobg</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bobg, post: 141463, member: 2132"] Denoginnizer - If you are too rough when the fetus is small you can damage the fetus and it will abort. Double R, If you turn your bulls in with the cows in May or June and wean in October or November like we do your cow will be 5 month along. It is easy to feel the calf at that stage. The best way to get a feel for it is if you know someone that can give you pointer it really helps. I am completing an AI and preg testing class at Washington State Univ. this fall and I'm now able to tell if a cow is bred when they are 70 days alone. It just takes time to get a feel for it. Before I took the class i was able to feel the calve when they were six or seven month along. If you do a goodle search there are some good websites. Bobg [/QUOTE]
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