Cow pregnant and in heat.

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Oh mymy, yes I've seen that happen before also. It's actually a pain in the butt! I'm glad she is is prego and hopefully she keeps it. At the farms I've worked at the cows had never lost their calves due to it, but there's always possibilities. I've seen jerseys do it more often then holstein, but then again, they are "active" lil buggers..lol
 

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The vet confirmed it so the breeder was right and she kept the calf too! She is a mixed breed of my blue and white quest. ;)
 

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Oooooooooooooo, I so want to see pics of that calf :) I hope its a heifer!
 

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I hope it's a heifer too. You can bet the pic will be posted in my calf thread when she/he arrives. Records are in the barn and I can't recall to what she was bred to this year or her exact due date.
 

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I have no clue what huckleberry is.

Blue and white holsteins are like the one in my aviator. She is dark but still stands out with the black and whites. Blue and white is that grayish color in holsteins.

Here is a cow we had. Her name was............Blue. :D
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kitty the best thing todo is want a bull real bad out of her.an then maybe itll be a heifer calf.
 

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wynedot55 said:
kitty the best thing todo is want a bull real bad out of her.an then maybe itll be a heifer calf.
:lol: I did see a blue and white holstein bull Sat. when we went fishing. I've also seen plenty of them as bull calves. :rolleyes: I may just have to try your theory.
 

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ive got a cow that im wanting a heifer out of.an she has had 3 bulls in a row.
 

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Huckleberry is what the old farmers used to call a cow that was a bluish/grey speckled. No pure black anywhere. Sort of like the grey bloom on a blueberry. In this area, huckleberry is the slang for blueberry.
I think we had one that color about 1955 (ancient history there) Of course, with the advent of registered holsteins, anything other than pure black was a HUGE nono. Heaven forbid red or gray!

I've seen some linebacks with the blue shading. Linebacks are getting big here. How about your areas?
 
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