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A couple new babies for2019

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    Posted: 27 Feb 2019 at 6:06pm




Let the long days and sleepless nights begin. Darrel
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Congratulations Papa!
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Yep,,,it always amazes me to no end at how the animals are able to stand, walk and run almost after birth,,,,!!!! Us humans for being so advanced,,,,are litteraly helpless for years,,,,,, Congrats to Daddy,,,,,
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How come we've gotta stay up with em in the WORST weather?  It's started and you won't get any peace until,,,,,,,,,oh April 15th.......  And guess what day that is!?!?!
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thems sum cuties! and i'm REAL happy to see all the good clean bedding inside for them! i'll show these pics to my old lady....ooooops...I mean the loving wife, she'll like them too!
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good looking calves Darrel.
Your winter has been brutal.
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looking good
sure sign of spring
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Sure hope Shameless backs that machine down for you so them nice looking caves can play outside and not get lost in the deep snow.
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They look yummy. Wink Congrats.
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Them are some good lookin critters.
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Originally posted by chaskaduo chaskaduo wrote:

They look yummy. Wink Congrats.






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Some day they will make delicious steaks and not the ones they are making with a printer
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I've been wondering if we might be treated to some fresh moo-cow pictures. They look great. Mom looks very proud. 
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Originally posted by Unit3 Unit3 wrote:

I've been wondering if we might be treated to some fresh moo-cow pictures. They look great. Mom looks very proud. 



I thought you'd be the first one to see the pictures. LOL! We're up to 7 new ones now. When the weather shapes up so we can get them out of the barn, I'll post up some more pictures. Darrel
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Darrel your makin me hungry already an it's only 8:30am. Wink
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A dumb question, but, would a female dog be able to alert you when a cow ready to calf? I would think that a good dog could help keep watch at this time.
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Originally posted by Unit3 Unit3 wrote:

A dumb question, but, would a female dog be able to alert you when a cow ready to calf? I would think that a good dog could help keep watch at this time.


That is a good question, Unit 3. I do know that you don't want dogs any where near mama cows with calves. Especially with me in the pen. The cow will chase the dog, and the dog will run behind me. Not a good place to be. My wife has a little jack russel that is, as we call him, a tender ninny. Most timid dog I ever seen. Scared of his own shadow, but likes to think he's tough when there is no un-favorable outcome possible. I keep telling this doggy that he needs to learn how to check cows, but so far he hasn't listened. Darrel
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Yep, the only reason for a dog around is if you want to get Momma away from the baby for some reason.  Just open the barn door and then tell the dog to 'sic em' and as soon as the dog gets close enough,,,,,,,,,,,that ole cow will chase her right out of the barn!!  You just shut the door and take care of the calf.  Ya ever try and pick up a calf with Momma right there??  I still hurt! and that was 40 sum years ago...
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