Manitoba_Rancher
Well-known member
I have been wondering about this for a while now but thought I would post it to see what other people think.
With R-calf saying we have a big problem up here with BSE why havent more been found in the US? Before 2003, baby calves right up to mature cattle were crossing over into the US. One would think if those cattle were exposed to the socalled "high rate of animal proteins " needed to cause BSE when they were young wouldnt there be more cases showing up in US states where Canadian cattle were shipped to. All of the cattle coming from Canada werent slaughter cattle so nobody can use that as an excuse. There was the one cow in Washington that the USDA fellas said came from Canada but thats the only one. Something isnt right with this picture. I would say something is going astray!!
With R-calf saying we have a big problem up here with BSE why havent more been found in the US? Before 2003, baby calves right up to mature cattle were crossing over into the US. One would think if those cattle were exposed to the socalled "high rate of animal proteins " needed to cause BSE when they were young wouldnt there be more cases showing up in US states where Canadian cattle were shipped to. All of the cattle coming from Canada werent slaughter cattle so nobody can use that as an excuse. There was the one cow in Washington that the USDA fellas said came from Canada but thats the only one. Something isnt right with this picture. I would say something is going astray!!