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Old 05/10/13, 04:50 PM
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Charlottes new calf
Is a big strapping bull...Space you were right.
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Calf nursing okay? Weight? Sire is (breed)? Good to have that kind of fence for a new mother and calf!!!
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Old 05/10/13, 04:59 PM
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Calf nursing okay? Weight? Sire is (breed)? Good to have that kind of fence for a new mother and calf!!!
Calf has nursed. Sire is a highland. I don't know the weight.

Charlotte's calves were 12 months 3 days apart.
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Good job, Charlotte!

She looks like a dilligent mama to me, from that pic.
Congratulations.
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Real nice sturdy bull calf. Nice job Charlotte.
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So how is Charlotte's boy doing now?
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Old 05/12/13, 06:26 PM
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He's doing really great. Charlotte is being a better mother then I thought she would.

But I will say this...Charlotte is our tamest cow and doesn't try to run away from us...she follows us around and she likes to be rubbed...her baby has not ran away not one time...I really like that. Charlotte doesn't care how close we get to the baby...but she does watch us.

Thanks for asking!
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Glad to hear it! Enjoy them!
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Old 06/09/13, 05:02 PM
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Windsor is growing up real nice...
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Old 06/09/13, 05:33 PM
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How nice, he is beautiful! And adorable!
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lol he is to cute.
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