If you ever caught a bull "delivering" you wouldn't worry about your current situation. My Brangus usually bred at night. One night I accidentally caught one. Talk about "Zip-bam-thankyou-mam", animals having a "bone" allows them to get on with business in short order.
My bull was running around 1800-2000 at the time and the cow was over being a yearling, not all that large. He hardly touched her and in a couple of seconds, he kicked up his legs, his whole body was in the air, positioned on the rear of her at about a 45 degree angle and as he came back down (aftermath) she just moved forward out from under him........to stand out away from him with her tail up and a kink right at the tip where the big ball of hair is located.
I have heard of an instance of two over the 40 years I've been learning how to farm/ranch but it's a seldom event and I'm talking about free range cattle where the tot and grand folks are all there together.
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