Posted by tjdub on July 06, 2012 at 21:53:34 from (208.74.246.137):
Not really much I can do at this point, but I just thought I would ask to see if anyone has had a similar experience so I know what's going to come, because this is a new one on me.
One my my biggest bull calves (born April 1st) was trying to play with the big boys and one of my 2 herd bulls must have tried a little too hard to teach him a lesson because it looks like he has a broken rear ankle. He can still get around, but you can hear cracking when he walks and his right-rear paw seems to be curved a bit sideways.
Any chance he'll ever heal up enough to be sellable? I'm thinking right now that the best case scenario is that I'll just keep him as a steer with the herd and put him in the freezer. Worst case being that he dies.
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