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View the first 15 minutes of this newborn's life and his mother's constant and loving attention.

While we were working the spring babies, this late calving cow calved in the corral after being cut out. I had the perfect opportunity to photograph her progress (as much as she would tolerate my presence)


Average birth weight--75-80 lbs.

Fall 2001, we did not assist any calves to be born.
We occasionally assist in calving, but they are either backwards, foot back, or a young 1st calf heifer.


Needing a little help warming up. They became our Ned and Nell.

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