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It could be a Polio problem caused by Thiamine deficiency. I have seen this problem in younger cattle--yearlings and younger, but I suppose it could happen with older cattle. Have your vet check her out. You can give Thiamine in the vein, but it may take a few shots to get her up and going.

One of my neighbors when I was growing up, who was a really good cowman, showed me a way to graft on calves that he said was as good and easy as any way he had tried. He laid the dead calf on a gunny sack and left it there for a while. He then cut the seam along one side of the sack and cut...

Nice Hereford bull. I see his sire was bred by Harlands at Texhoma,OK.. I have been through that set of cattle many times and they were one of the best sets of cows of any breed I ever looked at. Never seen them thin even on the short grass in the Oklahoma panhandle. We showed several heifers...

You are on the right track with the Therabloat. We have had good luck with it. It will take a frothy bloat down in a very short time. I have used ,when nothing else was available, just plain ole cooking oil. put a pint or so down them and it will help relieve the bloat. Just watch him so if...

I would have to add Gardiner Angus Ranch to the list. Henry and sons have produced great Angus cattle for a long time and continue to have one of the top production sales in the Nation.