You did a fine job girl...she had this cute lil' one all by herself! It's interesting that this calf came out with the Jersey color tone instead of the red Hereford like the other two calves. But, she was a nice small calf...perfect for Number Three's first calf.
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| She's just a cutie! |
Her breeding is a bit of a conglomeration; half polled Hereford, quarter Chiangus, eighth Angus and eighth Jersey.
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| I guess this position gives her more stability as Number Three continues to clean her up. |
It sure doesn't take them long to get up and rompin' around! This is a pretty cute video!
So, we're done calving for this year. We'll be getting the bull in fairly soon...and expect to have five calves next year!
Number three is a good mama, isn't she? The little calf looked so bewildered but happy!
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ReplyDeletewhat do you say? - i guess a Congrats is in order!!! cheers, here's to many many more healthy & well calves! ( :
ReplyDeleteWhat a great looking 3rd calf and such a beautiful face!
ReplyDeleteAahh, love how momma cow shows concern and loves on her baby! So sweet...nothing cuter than a spring calf jumping and playing! Congratulations!!
ReplyDeleteIsn't she just the cutest pea on the planet. Loved the video
ReplyDeleteI'm lovin the black spot on her cute little nose! Good job Number 3! Those new babies are so much fun to watch.
ReplyDeleteAwwww...what a cutie!! Congrats to you guys AND Number 3!! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a darling little girl your #3 girl had! The video is so sweet... thanks for coming over to share on Rurality this week Karen...xo
ReplyDeleteVery cute, I love a black white face, although cant convince the hubby so we have red and red white faces.
ReplyDeleteThat was really cute. It's amazing how they get up and romp around so soon after birth. I know they have to, I just think it's really something! Her/his? little stumble and fall was priceless.
ReplyDeleteThat's a very fine calf. Love the markings on her face. My guys are all black. Boring!
ReplyDeleteCute little calf- love that spotted nose.
ReplyDeleteCongrats! Calves are so darn cute. I have missed reading your posts.
ReplyDeleteI am so glad you took the video clip. What fun to watch such a young calf gambol and play! Congrats!
ReplyDeleteAwwwwww welcome to the world lil' one..:-))
ReplyDeleteI suppose you are busy, this is the season, anyway we are missing your post and pictures.
ReplyDeleteJust popped by, trying to catch up on all the blogs I`ve been missing!
ReplyDeleteSeems like an age since I was by, good looking calf!
She is a cutie. My husband and I would like to get a calf. We are looking at a Dexter calf about 14 weeks old but not hand tame. Is if very difficult to hand tame a cow that old.
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