Thanks all for the advice/knowledge. Today she seems much better, even some what tamer. The tail is not bleeding at all anymore, is kinda scabbed over. I will try and find some dressing for it. Maybe she had gotten it wrapped up in some prickly ash and ran out of it. I've had good luck so far with this endeavor, would be really sickening to start losing any now. Boy, when I got that halter rope on that heifer last night to bring her into an area to work on, she let out a small beller and every single mamma cow cam a running for blood. They are very mellow cows, so I was a bit nervous. The big Normande (grandma) got in my face and mood so loud my hair stood up. I smacked her a good one on the nose and she backed right off and mellowed back down. I have really got to get that working chute build, cause I aint no cowboy!. Then later last night close to dark we went out to check on here and here my youngest (8) son forgot to latch the gate on the corral so we fopund 4 steers and my Simmi heifer in the woods along the pole barn. Quite and adventure trying to get them back in with an 8 and 11 year old, the wife and myself. Thank goodness we went out to check again
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