May 7, 2020 · I need to know why my bull calf won't stop mooing. We just bought him at the auction not even a week ago, and he has mooed constantly since we got him. He's about 6 months old, and we think he just got separated from his mother. We currently have no other large livestock to keep him company and...

Aug 18, 2008 · Since my other cow had her calf the other day my Jersey has been acting strange. She doesn't eat like normal, doesn't moo like normal and acts like she's just out of energy.. I think she's depressed!.. It all started when she saw us milking the new mother... She got mad and tried to move the cow from the milking post..

Dec 8, 2009 · They are nowhere near consistent enough to be considered a true breed, by anyone other than charlitans looking to make a fast buck, and their gullible customers eager to part with their money while wishing in fairy tales about …

Aug 4, 2009 · Please help. This cow is about 2 years old. We have had her a year. Nothing has changed in her care. She gets the same food, no new cows, etc. She is kept with a young Brahma bull, about 1-1/2 years old. Last night at around 9:30 she started mooing once about every 30 seconds. This went on all night until about 4:30 this morning when it stopped.

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Apr 20, 2009 · A lead cow is good to have. Some will even put a bell on the lead cow as, usually where she is the others are close by. As long as she respects you and isn't overly bossy to the others I would say, keep her. If she gets so she's keeping others from the food, beating on them to where she may hurt them, etc. then I would get rid of her.

Feb 3, 2009 · -A mini-moo requires as much work as a standard-breed cow. Awesome Oxen-Dexter, Hereford, Longhorn, Jersey, Lowline (mini-Angus), and Zebu are the most popular breeds. A mini-Zebu weighs 200-500 pounds while mini-Dexters and -Herefords come in …

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Jan 3, 2025 · I have a Momma cow that has some swelling on the left rump cheek. It is not tender or mushy soft. Feels the same as the other side. It is just slightly swollen. Would anyone have an idea as to why this may be. The only thing I can think of is she was stung by something or kicked. I dont see any physical injury and she is not tender.