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Re: Calving question


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Posted by RMinVa on February 27, 2012 at 05:19:07 from (67.142.166.26):

In Reply to: Calving question posted by Erik Ks farmer on February 26, 2012 at 17:11:16:

Where I live we have lots of predators. I've
never bought cows or heifers and brought them in
my cow herd. So I have what I call a cow family.
Buzzards are the most common problem here. If they
catch a cow down having a calf they will peck her
eyes out first and then start on the rear end and
work their way up. If my cows see a shadow of a
buzzard flying they start getting excited and
bunch up. If they smell a bear or bobcat they will
sometimes run and get out of that area of the
pasture and come near my house.

Two years ago I was out in the yard and could
hear the cows and knew something was wrong. Went
to check and one had just had a calf. Six other
cows came to her and they all ate the after birth
and then licked that calf clean while mama was
going nuts. Calf got on it's feet and they all
started out of that field to get away from what
ever they smelled.

A few years back I lost a twin calf to a bear.
The cow would hide one calf while taking care of
the other and the hidden calf was found by a bear.
We have a bear season now and the population is
growing. May get tough to have cattle here in
years to come.


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