Heifer, blood on bum

[GTB]

We had one calve (caesar actually) at 13 months.

 

[Henarar]

nothing at all, bit young though, don't you think?
I won't AI them before 15 mths

to young to AI but not to young to come bulling

 

[Henarar]

We had one calve (caesar actually) at 13 months.

we had one calve at 13 months, calved her naturally but the calf was dead, we kept her for a bit then the chap next door bought her, she ended up one of the biggest cows he has got

 

[matthew]

to young to AI but not to young to come bulling

They’ll sometimes take the bull at 4-6 months.
We too had a Caesar on a youngster two years ago, and are keeping an eye on two this year. May have to jab if they don’t come bulling.

 

[buffalo_soldier]

Had the vet here a month or so back.
She had been somewhere and pd'ed a lim that was less than a year old but was 6 months pregnant.

 

[Kiwi Pete]

Had the vet here a month or so back.
She had been somewhere and pd'ed a lim that was less than a year old but was 6 months pregnant.

Wowsers

 

[Henarar]

They’ll sometimes take the bull at 4-6 months.
We too had a Caesar on a youngster two years ago, and are keeping an eye on two this year. May have to jab if they don’t come bulling.

that one of ours got in calf at 4 months, we jab everything that was with the bull 4 months and over now

 

[M-J-G]

I have often seen them bulling from 4-5 months, but the stock bulls seem to be too big to get them in calf, as the only one I've ever had go in calf was over a decade ago and it was caught by a bull calf.

It' a good reason for keeping a tight short calving period, the older these heifers get the more chance they have of getting in calf.

 

[choochter]

well that's another failure to sexed semen
@Henarar

 

[Henarar]

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well that's another failure to sexed semen
@Henarar

Disgusting
@llamedos choochter is putting cow porn on TFF
Can't be allowed can it ?