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This calving season SUCKS
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<blockquote data-quote="Fire Sweep Ranch" data-source="post: 1458267" data-attributes="member: 18809"><p>This is an old show heifer, you can walk right up to her in pasture and she will come for rubs. She was not disturbed by me in the least, I walked right up to her to check the position of the calf, she never moved. She was still laying in the same position when I walked out of the pasture, so I doubt I bothered her at all. If I have one that is nervous, I leave them be and watch from a distance. But I do not have any of those! </p><p>This is her third calf, 58 pounds is tiny for her. She likely stood to reposition, and the calf slipped out. I was unlucky enough to not be there to correct the position of the calf when it hit the ground. </p><p>I don't think you are a smart ***</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Fire Sweep Ranch, post: 1458267, member: 18809"] This is an old show heifer, you can walk right up to her in pasture and she will come for rubs. She was not disturbed by me in the least, I walked right up to her to check the position of the calf, she never moved. She was still laying in the same position when I walked out of the pasture, so I doubt I bothered her at all. If I have one that is nervous, I leave them be and watch from a distance. But I do not have any of those! This is her third calf, 58 pounds is tiny for her. She likely stood to reposition, and the calf slipped out. I was unlucky enough to not be there to correct the position of the calf when it hit the ground. I don't think you are a smart *** [/QUOTE]
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