This little heifer showed up while I was in Juneau the 17th or 18th. The morning I left I followed the mom through nearly knee deep snow for over a mile before I found her. She was obviously looking for a place to give birth. She is one of those kinds of mothers that will stay away from the rest of the cows for at least a week to bond and give that calf a solitary start. She obviously has plenty of fat to support that lifestyle. Unfortunately her calf will probably also inherit the independent wild spirit of her mother.
Monday, April 19, 2010
More Snowballs
This little heifer showed up while I was in Juneau the 17th or 18th. The morning I left I followed the mom through nearly knee deep snow for over a mile before I found her. She was obviously looking for a place to give birth. She is one of those kinds of mothers that will stay away from the rest of the cows for at least a week to bond and give that calf a solitary start. She obviously has plenty of fat to support that lifestyle. Unfortunately her calf will probably also inherit the independent wild spirit of her mother.
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