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<blockquote data-quote="Dee" data-source="post: 100522" data-attributes="member: 350"><p>I have an angus bull bottle calf that is 2 months old, and weighs 118#. He gets 2 bottles a day, sweet mix, cracked corn, and peletted (sp) beef feed, plus hay and water, and pasture grass. He eats good, has been poured with dectomax, seems like he feels good, he is just so thin he looks like he is only a couple weeks old. He got a little over 1/2 gallon of colostrum from mom plus a pack and a half of life line with in the first 24 hrs. He has a bit of a bum leg from being a hard backwards pull, but gets around fine on it. One strange thing is that if he gets a little scrape where he loses the hair it grows back in white instead of black.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dee, post: 100522, member: 350"] I have an angus bull bottle calf that is 2 months old, and weighs 118#. He gets 2 bottles a day, sweet mix, cracked corn, and peletted (sp) beef feed, plus hay and water, and pasture grass. He eats good, has been poured with dectomax, seems like he feels good, he is just so thin he looks like he is only a couple weeks old. He got a little over 1/2 gallon of colostrum from mom plus a pack and a half of life line with in the first 24 hrs. He has a bit of a bum leg from being a hard backwards pull, but gets around fine on it. One strange thing is that if he gets a little scrape where he loses the hair it grows back in white instead of black. [/QUOTE]
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