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I went out to feed the cows and one that had just had a baby about a week ago had dies. I know they are just animals and I seel their babies for hamburger, but I really hate it when I lose one. This was one of my registered ones as well. It really sucks. Not to mention,now I have a little baby bull calf that I am going to have to bottle feed. I know, right now all you girls are going "awe, how cute" but its really a pain in the butt, and let me tell you. Feeding a calf from a bottle is not natural for the calf, you have a war on your hands everytime until he figures it out. Not only do you have to get him over his nautural fear of you, you also have to convince him to take a big rubber nipple that feels nothign like his momma in his mouth and decide to start sucking on it.
Sorry, just a little pissing and moaning. 
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Edited by
MirrorMirror
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Mon 02/18/08 08:07 PM
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 I had to do that when I was growin up.
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Been there and done that for several at a time.
It does suck |
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I had to do that all the time when I was growin up.
Mirror mirror 
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Interesting. I grew up on a farm and we used to bottle feed the calves all they time. They were seperated from the cow when they were a few days old...and we rarely had a problem with them taking the bottle.
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Just about everyday sucks, Except the weekends!!
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I've bottle fed kittens and puppies and yes it sucks! Sorry you lost your cow!
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Edited by
Cambolaya65
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Mon 02/18/08 08:09 PM
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I'm sorry, sounds sad.
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it is the farm life.i take my daughter to the farm and she feeds the 8 day old calf's and she loves it.last i took her she fed it and i told her to give it a taste and she said ok.then i told her to pull it away and let it moooo and then i told her to give it back to the calf and hold on .she had tears of joy they were running down her face omg it was special to she throught the eyes of a child.she is 6 and cant weight tell spring to feed them.
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Interesting. I grew up on a farm and we used to bottle feed the calves all they time. They were seperated from the cow when they were a few days old...and we rarely had a problem with them taking the bottle. You must have lived on a dairy farm. Once they get used to their mommas teet its not such an easy task. Its not like its impossible, but it takes a couple of days and considering they have to have several feedings a day, it SUCKS! |
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Sorry you had a bad day. It's a shame you lost the cow, good luck with the calf.
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Interesting. I grew up on a farm and we used to bottle feed the calves all they time. They were seperated from the cow when they were a few days old...and we rarely had a problem with them taking the bottle. You must have lived on a dairy farm. Once they get used to their mommas teet its not such an easy task. Its not like its impossible, but it takes a couple of days and considering they have to have several feedings a day, it SUCKS! Sorry to hear of this Steve... I know how much you love what you do and what they all mean to you.. I'll take turns with feedings....  
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well the next feding is at five. You think you can make it hear by then, LOL.
Thansk for the offer anyway.
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well the next feding is at five. You think you can make it hear by then, LOL. Thansk for the offer anyway.
how is Wed...I'll sneak on a different plane......hide in the bathroom...occupied..lmao.... have the bottles ready.....
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