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We are trying to think of a name for the new heifer calf( the one born by C-Section). The dam's name is Tami and the sire is Chester's Legacy. We also just had a calf die, her name was Aaleyah. We are trying to find a way to incorporate Aaleyah into the name, without actually using that exact...

I want to become a vet, so it was cool to watch

The cow is still down, they say she has some paralysis from calving. The calf is very energetic, trying to run around, suck on everything, head butt, etc...

That is never good, I'm sorry. She is 21 months.

Yeah, I actually remembered the camera. It was the first one we've had done. She was pretty exhausted and if they did it with her standing, she would have to stay standing.  So they just layed her on her side and tied her feet and head so she couldn't kick or fight.

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We had a cow that had to have a C-Section on Friday. It was a first calf heifer that wasn't supposed to be bred yet. The calf is a heifer, about 90 pounds. The cow still isn't up yet, and doesn't have much  milk, so we're bottle feeding the calf. Here's some pictures:

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We are in NW Oregon. I am not sure about them being one of the oldest breeds. They were first being developed in 500 A.D and later in history got there present form and color. Pinzgauers first appeared in documents in the 1600's.

Thanks everybody for your comments

Any other thoughts or opinions? Thanks Austin for the tip and comment.

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She is a Pinzgauer, so the white stripe is normal.

I accidentally posted before I was ready. There are better pictures on the other computer, but here is one (I hope).

I am new here and was wondering what other people thought of my new heifer. I bought her in September and the pictures were also taken in September. She was born November 20, 2007.

I am from NW Oregon. We raise some commercial cattle for beef and also purebred Pinzgauers. We show the Pinzgauers.