Posted by rrlund on June 12, 2010 at 07:41:48 from (216.46.211.7):
In Reply to: blind heifer. posted by mmidlam on June 11, 2010 at 21:53:19:
I had one turn up blind like that for no reason. I had kept my holstein heifers when I sold my milk cows. She was bred and I put here and all the rest in stanchions for the winter. When I turned them out in the spring,she was walking into everything. I kept here around,let her calve. She fed it and bred back,had the next one alright,but she was a pain in the backside. Had trouble moving her when I changed pasture and all the other obvious problems. I took her to the stockyard on the day that they buy on the rail. She must have been alright to eat,I got a check for her.
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