Well finally found some time to work the new calves. I shaved heads and let everyone drag a halter for a day then tied them up, but what was really weird thing was that some on my calves have ringworm already. Isn't it a little early and dry weather for that. Good news out of 25 calves only one nut job but she will come around.
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Hey there Frostback.....was good to see ya at state fair.
We had the scourge last winter pretty bad, too. Look at it this way, if you get the ringworm out of the way now, you should be over it when it really counts!
Go to the local John Deere dealer and buy a can of "Fluid Film". Spray a little on the spot every couple of days. Works great!
We had the scourge last winter pretty bad, too. Look at it this way, if you get the ringworm out of the way now, you should be over it when it really counts!
Go to the local John Deere dealer and buy a can of "Fluid Film". Spray a little on the spot every couple of days. Works great!
cattlejunky
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We also had calves with ringworm at weaning time. We were surprised.
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I've found that I have less ringworm when using eZall Total Body wash. Something about the plant extracts that keep it in check.
I also spray down all my equipment w/ Sullivan's Fungus Fighter after ever show & at the beginning of the show season. I also have a can of Fluid Flim on hand for just in case.
Red
I also spray down all my equipment w/ Sullivan's Fungus Fighter after ever show & at the beginning of the show season. I also have a can of Fluid Flim on hand for just in case.
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