Clodhopper
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We moved some cows to summer pasture last week from a winter lot. We put a bull at this lot to feed up a little to get ready to turn out again in a couple months, and decided to sort out a thinner cow to keep him company. I went down to feed yesterday morning, and the cow was slow getting up and coming in, when she got close I could see a long string of afterbirth hanging. I'm thinking great, she aborted one (she looked bred, but wasn't showing any signs of springing right away). I drive out in the lot, there's not one but two rwf calves, small but looking good!
Two things to learn from this: it's better to be lucky than good (in that she's where I can give them all lots of extra attention), and my kids are way more excited about twins than I am.
Two things to learn from this: it's better to be lucky than good (in that she's where I can give them all lots of extra attention), and my kids are way more excited about twins than I am.