Brandon, To answer your question, some do and some have problems. First thing with hefs is to make sure they are bred to a light birthweight bull. If that calf comes out weighing 125-30pounds, you have problems. You want the first calf to be small, never large. Check on your hefs several times a day. If one starts to just walk and walk, that one pay close attention to. She may have problems. If you have to pull a calf, call a vet, if you don"t want to do it yourself. Yes,there is an art to pulling a calf. Some people pull the calf while the cow is standing. It is easier to start the calf,then may the cow lay down and pull the calf while she"s down. I know some of these cowmen on here will disagree, but I have BTDT, in downpour rain, snow, and mud boot top deep. It ain"t fun, but it has to be done or loose a 2year old hef. Good Luck and keep an eye open. mb
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