Posted by mark in boonville ny on July 02, 2012 at 20:23:28 from (24.59.120.99):
In Reply to: Calf twins posted by Mark6005 on July 01, 2012 at 15:22:23:
its happened to one my cows before. well one yr a cow had twin heffers. both were full grown the next yr i believe it was and the same cow that had those twins had another set of twins and the exact same day the second set of twins was born which again were both heffers 1 of the original twins had a calf but it was born dead and i believe it was a bull. ive had lots of cows have twins in the last 6 or yrs. most the time its bull and heffer. its pretty rare both are heffers and i think ive only had 1 or 2 sets both being bulls. just had a 2 sets of twins bull and heffer a couple days apart about a month ago. one set i took to the salebarn they went to cheap and i kept the seocond set to raise.
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