Posted by John in La on July 29, 2013 at 18:50:04 from (184.38.196.112):
In Reply to: daughter 's hefer posted by redcows on July 29, 2013 at 17:28:21:
Years ago (about 20) I had a Holstein heifer that my neighbors bull got to. I knew it was going to be a problem and came very close to selling her as a springer just to pass my bad fortune off on someone else. Anyway I went checking on her and she was having problems. Called the Vet but really could not wait on her to get here so me and my wife went to work on her. Long story short................. I had the calf hanging upside down on a gate when the Vet got here trying to drain the poor calf's lungs but it did not make it.
My wife felt so bad for the calf she has not eaten any red meat since that day.
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