Posted by Clint Youse MO on October 21, 2007 at 17:13:01 from (64.111.61.87):
In Reply to: ot. kicking calf posted by losthismind on October 21, 2007 at 11:44:48:
It will depend on what you are trying to do with it we show a lot of cattle some will kick some will not ussually all kick at least once it is the instinct to protect themselves. Not knowing the exact circumstances it is hard to say if you are trying to treat it wiht out a chute get a gate set up in a corner and put calf behind the gate hold gate there let calf get used to you. I have been kicked several time either stay as close as possible to the calf or out of hoof reach is best. If you work around animals you are bound to get kicked or bitten someday. Never approach the calf from the blind spot. sometimes they are just kickers no reason.
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