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I hope the weather is such that you get a really good growth of grazing grass this year. Seems it was kind of a sucky year last year for grass. Looks like you got a new watch. I thought you had a green one. The herd looks better every week. thanks.
That's an interesting hoodie. No wonder they all turn to face you. If you didn't pick up those old girls we might be chewing them at Wendy's. We calved our cows till they decided not to themselves. Lucky thing the old man is on standby for you. Good video. pax.
I don’t keep cows acting like deer when you walk in the pasture because the babies will act just like them you’re going to have a hard time catching them
I've seen a few times where guys are rubber banding those full grown horns and they later fall off. Sounds like a better option than a lot of other ways to dehorn her... or even getting gored?
Skinny-scrawny at 9:42, is that a copper deficiency bump just forward of her tail head or is it just a tuft of hair? The bump got mentioned in a linear measurement video, which is all I know about it. She might have pale hair around the eyes. Symptom of copper deficiency from the two minutes of Googling I just did.
Hi there, I'm just getting into cows. How do I introduce unhandled cows to a herd. I'm brining in a cow with nursing calf. Current herd is super friendly and like puppy dogs. Also, we have goats and pigs coming in and out of the pasture. Should I be concerned that the mamma cow will be aggressive towards the other animals? Thanks!
Corresponding to that Immersion now saves you not the removal of dirt from the flesh but an appeal to God for a good conscience through the resurrection of Jesus Christ
Pourquoi couper les cornes. Les vaches ont des cornes pour se détendre des prédateurs. Cette vache n'a pas l'air d'être une vache de corrida. Si vous la respectez, elle vous respecte. J'ai des vaches depuis toujours et je n'ai jamais coupé leurs cornes.