Posted by kyplowboy on April 07, 2011 at 10:47:16 from (98.93.37.18):
In Reply to: Re: Hard Working Cow posted by Allan In NE on April 06, 2011 at 06:30:49:
I had a regular old angus cow have twins two years ago. She had plenty of milk the first month both were on her, the problem I had was she kept forgeting about the bigger of the two. Twice a day I would find him no where close to the momma and the smaller of the two. I'd put him across my lap on the four wheeler and take him to her, she'd lick him all over and moo at'm, let him suck. That night I'd go find him again. I ended up give'n the bigger one she was always leave'n to my cousin who was in the bottle calf buisness and they both turned out fine.
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