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NEMO | Here's the point you continue to miss,,,you've got to do your own homework, and take as much control as you can. You continue to ignore that if pelvic checks were done,,,that hf never gets bred, she goes as a high value feeder. When you decide to not pelvic check, you run the risk of having those problems,,,then you have to hope that you can get a vet in time, and the vet makes the right call. I told you below, a lot of vets won't make the right call, as proven by this incident. I explained below, some vets just don't like to C, I don't get it, it's easy, but that's the way it is. Pelvic check the hf, take the accident and vet out of the equation,,,no way around that logic. Once you've done checks for several generations, if you're picking the right bulls, problems tend to minimize,,,but there's always a few. The point of my post and those of several other posters, was to use it as a learning moment to correct the self-inflicted problem, rather than completely blame the vet,,,which the way I read the OP, was exactly what was intended
Edited by oldtiger 3/10/2019 19:05
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Heifer calving rant...
