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I hadn't seen this fawn calf problem before either. We had the neighbor Dr. Gary Rupp, who is a vet up at the MARC come out and have a look, and as far as he could tell just by looking, he thought the were fawn calves. As far as the heifer pedigrees go, I cant tell you much there. I kept...

Sorry WB. The number should have been 15, not five. Typing error on my part. You dont think Redirect could be a carrier of FCS, He goes back to Precision 1680, who is said to be a carrier of curly calf and who knows what other genetic problems.

Thats the problem with fawn calves though. It seems nobody reports it. If you have one you might blame it on being premature. I know my friends out at Rawlins Wyo. wouldnt know if they had one, They calve on a 30,000 acre pasture. The first one I had I thought it was a premie. Then the...

I havent seen a hydro calf personally, but the pictures I've seen look pretty nasty.

The frustrating thing about this is I contacted Select Sires about this and they have just blown me off. I also contacted the American Angus Association, they wanted pictures and wanted DNA. So I sent it off and havent heard anything back.

I knew about curly calf. But I didnt really know about fawn calf syndrome.

I was just wondering if anyone has had any fawn calves. I AI'd 15 of my heifers to the angus bull Redirect and 3 of them have been fawn calves. Counting my lucky stars I didnt breed any more to him. Anybody else seeing any fawn calves?

Go Badgers Go!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yeah ol Blue Hill will be tough. I had also heard that Franklin is a great team. Did you know that their quarterback should be going Silver Lake in Roseland. He is one hell of an athelete

Hey Jigs how about superior now, Lost to Franklin on Friday

Very, Very nice pictures Soap, I absolutley love that country, very nice of you to post them :D

Looks like a good time, gonna wean some of ours tommorow, maybe have to take some pics and figure out how to post em.

Happy Birthday ACS!!!

South Central Nebraska, some guys messed up and shipped hay to Texas and now they are short of hay because its been so dry

Not atlot of hay around here, last I heard alfalfa was bringing $100 + a ton and Straw is now up to 50-60 dollars a ton, usually cant give that stuff away

Nice watch, but havent you guys heard that if you run on the time it will give you stomach cancer :wink: :D

Awesome pictures, as usual

Around here ponds and lakes are dryed up, wheats burning up, corns curling up, grass is gettin brown and short. Uncle, Dad and I put up my uncles alfalfa last week, 50 acres and we got 750 small square bales. stuff isnt looking good at the moment. Not quite sure what were going to do, but it...

If it stays hot and dry, in a couple days. Thats about 2 weeks early. 20 bu. maybe some of ours wont make anything :(

Its about time, They dont take our beef we dont take theirs, Fianally someone gets it.