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purplequeenvt
Herd Master
His tendons are still really tight, but they should stretch out the more he gets up.
Advice Needed - Calf Down
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Baymule
Herd Master
Glad he is getting up!
OneFineAcre
Herd Master
Good news
norseofcourse
Herd Master
It's good to see him standing! Hope he continues to improve.
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purplequeenvt
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Update 1/25
Progress is slow. He gets up and moves around, but he's having trouble with the ice so he doesn't like to go far. Overall he's doing well though
Progress is slow. He gets up and moves around, but he's having trouble with the ice so he doesn't like to go far. Overall he's doing well though
Baymule
Herd Master
Glad he is better.
Hens and Roos
Herd Master
for his continued improvement!!- Thread starter
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purplequeenvt
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6 months after the last update....here he is now.
He has one bum knee, but otherwise is doing so well. He's gaining weight and gets around the pasture and spends most of his time up and grazing.
He has one bum knee, but otherwise is doing so well. He's gaining weight and gets around the pasture and spends most of his time up and grazing.
WildRoseBeef
Range nerd & bovine enthusiast
Have you considered tipping his horns at all? He looks in great shape, btw, congrats on his progress. 
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purplequeenvt
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Have you considered tipping his horns at all? He looks in great shape, btw, congrats on his progress.
I don't know, I hadn't thought about it. He's only going to be around until the fall. He's not a pet despite all the work I've put into him and I really don't want to make him go through another winter. I'm very pleased with his progress.
