Posted by mmidlam on June 09, 2008 at 22:24:56 from (67.37.40.120):
Have a 50 cow herd that was right in the middle of caving. The herd often separate across wet ground. Cows will go to the other side to have calves or the calves will clump on one side. I stopped in one day and 4 quads were running from one side to the other.They were goofing off in the muck and doing loops on high ground with the quads. One turned out to be my bother who hasn't had much to do with the farm for 42 years, his two city raised grandsons and a guy with zero farm background.I got irritated that they didn't know any better than to do that. Was I wrong to get irritated or was there nothing to worry about. I have never used quads around the cows. Don't see how they could be used to them. My bother is always saying what I think is dippy stuff like a bull will bring a cow into heat in 4 days(clueless about the 18-21 day cycle). Or calves always follow the bulls looks (what if the bull is the neighbors monguel bull and cows are linebred?) and the calf's get all of its personally from being taught by the cow.
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