On The Farm most of us cattle guys knew what you meant. Love watching a young rancher grow

Rachel Batchelor_2007 your calling something dumb and can’t spell?

@@jeffcrum5023 I'm ever so sorry!! This was my little sister she's only six and can't spell properly yet. We share the same KZfaq so she thinks it's ok to comment rude things. She has been warned not to do it again and has been told there will be consequences for her actions if she does choose to do it again! So I apologise for the misunderstanding and so does my sister!! (I have also deleted the other comment so it's no longer there)

Rachel Batchelor_2007 that’s ok, we all make mistakes. Social media is a great thing until it’s not...

Just a minor correction I realize I save BVD Vine viral but geared in the video when I should have said we arty the bony restricted disease they are very different diseases so that I don’t want to confuse anyone sorry

LordReaper_21 I did to an I kinda got sad

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I almost called him really bad nao

Ye I thought he was gonna shoot it to put it out of its misery

It’s click bait, just like practically everything on KZfaq nowadays.

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I really like it so far but I think you’re just gonna prank us or what

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@eren mori he did shoot the cow though. It's not clickbait

@@schultz8122 he Said kill not shoot

If it doesn’t heal he will have to put it down I know because I have calf’s to

He did that because if he didt he would lose money and no 1 wants to lose money

Are you a vegan? If not Stfu lol

@@Sillyboy9572 stfu

@@Goldfishbroha your 4 weeks late to the party haha, Sit down boy

Maria and scarlotte M & S. Me too

Well....I milked cows for 40 years......now switched to stock cows. Ive learn very quickly most farmers neglect stock cows. Expect them to eat trash...poor quality pasture. I grazed milk cows my entire time and if I ever treated the milk cows the same as most farmers treat stock cows the herd would have went dry in a week ! I always thought it was about " production" but with stock cows...I guess not so much ! Cant expect a calf to grow on only a forth of the cows possible production ! Just my experience !

We have 50 beef heifers we kept back that are the same age as the bottle calves. They were right across the fence from each other when the first one got sick. Non of the beef heifers got sick or even coughed but almost all of mine started to cough a little. I think beef animals just tend to be hardier and more well adapted to all outdoor environments. You are right on

@@FarmandHammer yep they are just kind of bigger stature then dairy calves when they are small like that

Stfu vegan

Keep the calves close to home...... Ive had stock cows or a long time. I live near a rock quarry....and see coyotes all the time......they live there. However..... no calves have been taken yet. From what Ive learned often its not the coyotes.... its the farmers neglecting to care for the cattle in total ! Find a dead calf and blame it on a coyote. If a calf is sick..or slow....of course a coyote will kill it ! And if a calf died......over night the coyotes can and often do consume most of the calf. Be careful with what people tell you......and watch the cattle !

After a calf is about 2 months old I dont think one coyote would be able to get it. But a calf can be 500lbs and if he is sick enough a coyote can just run him till he collapses and then kill him. We don’t have problems with coyotes getting babies as the cows in the herd form a group and protect all of the calves. It is also open season year round here in Missouri for coyotes so if we see a coyote chasing cows we normally try to get rid of it.

@@FarmandHammer Yes..... a good shooting 223 rifle will do the job out to 500 yrds.....easy ! I know....... I shoot them all the time.

I have heard of it. Its a pretty nasty disease! I know it can be treated but I don't know what the odds are of survival. Im not super familiar with horses other than what I studied in animals science courses.

It is a Pnue Dart gun. Around here you can by them at basically any vet supply or farm store. You can also purchase them online. Hope that helps!

Thanks! I’m excited as well!

Yes. The sad thing is, I may have to get rid of 5/20 of the heifers. 3 of those 5 were my “best” ones!

@@FarmandHammer well its a set back of time. An yes it suck's! But still you have the remainder an out of that you may have 10 just say. Well that's a good start to begin a trial. You'll still win!!

Maybe a good mineral supplement

I haven’t done any hair or blood samples. But they always have a mineral block and they get a loose Summer mineral bag every other day, so I feel like they should be fine on minerals. Could they still be low with basically all of the mineral they could want?

I expect that you are right about being OK on minerals since you are paying attention. I originally asked since some of the animals had orange hair showing over black. It reminded me of You Tuber Justin Rhodes milk cow he had so many problems with a year back. Copper deficiency can cause pigment loss but Mr Google tells me it's expected to be worse around the eyes. I didn't see that watching this video again. It could be sun bleaching so far as I can tell. Another thing to expect with Cu- is sickliness. Since you haven't had continuing problems, it reduces the likelihood even more. I added Se- to the question since it can cause birth defects and you had that one case. Lots of causes of birth defects, so what are the odds.

Oh and You Tuber "Farmer Tyler Ranch" recently lost 3 head to pneumonia. The UC Davis autopsy reported contributing factors of hardware disease and very low levels of copper and selenium. BTW, I might be mixing up your farm with another about the birth defect.

Your a dum dumb

@@nealsiron4798 she didn't die lol XD

Our state law just requires that we bury them. Of course there are rules about how close they can be buried to houses and water, but that is about it. Sounds like you all have to go through a lot more trouble!

Thanks. It seems as if they have all made a full recovery!

@@FarmandHammer gosh! Your so flexible and muscly.

You can shave it, but its best to let the hair fall out itself. Their body knows what its doing.

I’ve only found a few in my day and that is just due to stumbling on them by accident. I always worry about sunning over one and popping a tire.

@@FarmandHammer yep that's why I don't like about them.keep up the good work bud 👍👍

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One of the most expensive ways to deliver the medication

He didn't. But not to kill unless it got bad. I do it more humane like a quick kill. Some people don't think it's good, but it's a lot better than watching them suffer. At least the guy just did it one time and then left her alone. That way she could lie down and go to sleep peacefully. And rest up. If the disease had gotten any worse he probably would have done the same thing. But with a chemical that stops the heart but luckily he didn't have to do that.

Thank you!

They all seem to be better now! Hopefully you get feeling better soon too!

They seem to have all come out of it! What is going on with your Holsteins if you don’t mind me askin?

Good morning ! 4 of them are doing great , 8 are ok , and the other 4 seem to have escaped death and are walking around around grazing in a smaller pen . But they still aren't running around kicking their heels up like the others .

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They look pretty good in the video! Also, I have never been able to get mine to eat lawn clippings! The only animal that will eat them is our breeding bulls! Well I hope they start getting better for you

They licked the trough clean , looking for more . I just cut the tops and didn't let the mower all the way down . Try them again another day , thanks for the reply !

@@fruck2896 how is that more efficient?

He didn't actually kill it he just shot her with a dart and it fell asleep(not forever)

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What were the mineral deficiencys do you know ?

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Run all your calves through the pen- selenium and Vitamin B injections and a copper bolus- you will have healthier and better looking calves when it’s time to sell- of course check with your vet

I have not check for any mineral/vitamin deficiencies. They always have access to a mineral block and they get a loose summer mineral mix every other day. We have never messed with copper bolus, do you think it is worth doing?

Yes most definitely-

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