It's always so amazing to me when animals come to their humans for help. The fact that she trusted you like that is an amazing statement of your care for these bison.

@deniseblackburn33

10 ай бұрын

Agreed

You can check her with an ultrasound to make sure what is going on in there. Yes, you are lucky she survived.

@muddywitch9016

6 ай бұрын

How do you get her to cooperate?

@TALLDRINKUVWATER

5 ай бұрын

THINK ABOUT WHAT YOU'RE SAYING. There was no sign something was wrong until the hoof was out and then he jumped on that immediately and did what a real man does not sit around for an ultrasound machine! You think of veterinarian is floating around with an ultrasound machine when he called the vet they told him what he needed to do & he did it! GET A CLUE PLEASE

@TALLDRINKUVWATER

5 ай бұрын

​@@muddywitch9016they put her in the crush just like he did when he had to pull the calf out or part of the calf whatever he could reach. But that's not the problem he did not do anything incorrectly he did exactly what the veterinarian said there was no need for an ultrasound . If there is a need for an ultrasound and the veterinarian is available then yes but this situation was dire getting them to cooperate is never the problem

@BabyDoll_7_7_17

2 ай бұрын

*They have a lot of pregnant bisons and they are huge dangerous animals!!! Ultrasounds are NOT an option!!! They did everything right and it's not something that could have been avoided!!!*

With that Texas cow, I'm glad she is doing a lot better. My idea is why don't you put her with the yearlings that are getting weaned? That way, she will be able to socialize with them and not be lonely.

Glad the cow is doing well. You are truly a great human being, Dusty.

So happy TX cow is doing well! ❤. Dusty you are a great and caring human being and always doing your best for your animals!!

@judithrivin2031

10 ай бұрын

Yes. Bless you, Dusty and Marissa

@jenniferspiller-je3wo

10 ай бұрын

You are such a blessing to these animals. You know so much about them and you have the blessings of God helping you! My heart goes out to you for your strength and admiration of the American Bison. (From Texas)

@bettiefincher5486

6 күн бұрын

I’m coming late to this problem. Did the cow live that had the hoof hanging from her. You knew she had a dead calf. Did Mamma live?

I’ve been praying for her it looks like our prayers have been answered so far. I hope she makes it.

@veronicaschenk398

10 ай бұрын

Thanks Dusty you're a good owner

@tsuhodge9427

10 ай бұрын

Dusty I am not experienced with Bison but I am with other animals. I am confident doc parson told you that her purpose in life has now changed. I explore you to anesthetize her to perform an ultrasound on her. That will give you the intel you need to decide what to do with her to endure her future. It is not wise to use her as meat because she may have some contamination. What about selling her to a place that will use her only for show n tell basically. That will ensure she is taken care of but not bred???

@tsuhodge9427

10 ай бұрын

You did that for Lumpy

Dusty and Marisa, thank you, for taking such good care of the Texas momma. Cora was so beautiful running today. She has grown so nicely. Great job taking care of the ranch. You can see, the, hard work paying off.

I think she needs a friend while she recovers :). Thanks for getting her through this!! You both are amazing.

@lorriehall7243

10 ай бұрын

Could you put another female already pregnant in a place with her and let her heal for a few months or a year.???and then if she got pregnant there would be a better chance.

They are majestic animals that deserve respect and caution. Praying for her!!!

@truliecole5107

10 ай бұрын

Majestic is my grand daughters name

Cora is one of the prettiest horses I've ever seen! Simply beautiful! Glad to see the mama bison is healing. Maybe there's a sanctuary that would take her and be able to keep her with only female bison?

@Grandmotherof3

10 ай бұрын

My thoughts too. If she can’t produce calves then she is just taking up resources. If this is a working bison ranch, and not a bison rescue, then they can’t afford to keep her. A sanctuary or a zoo that would make sure she’s not mated, would be the best choice.

@rachaelwerner4247

10 ай бұрын

I love this idea!!

OMG. I’m shocked she’s still alive. So awesome! Keep up the great work Dustin!

@klsetzer1967

10 ай бұрын

Dusty , she needs a name

You sir, are one of the few men I can actually say manned up and did a decidedly difficult (if not impossible) task. You made a commitment to the majestic beasts and exceed any expectations with regard to their care. God bless you, your family and all in your care.

@deniseblackburn33

10 ай бұрын

Agreed

From watching all your videos, I know that you will do the best thing for your cow. You are right in not wanting her to go through that again. I'm sorry this has happened. Life is surely hard sometimes.

look to see if there is a sanctuary that is willing to take her?

@Parentingyourselfsuccessfully

10 ай бұрын

Maybe Ima Survivor will consider adding Bison to their sanctuary

@com2375

10 ай бұрын

She still will have same problem.

@fredperry9360

10 ай бұрын

Was it a breech birth? If so, that can happen with any mammal. But if you think her birth canal is damaged, find her a forever home to never be bred again. You did a great job to save this girl.

So glad the Texas Mama is ok!!! She looks better from the day you worked her!! It's amazing how the wildest animal will come to someone for help!! She knows you wouldn't hurt her!! An amazing job for saving her Rusty! Thanks for the update and sharing!

Texas cow is still a wild animal. Fortunately in captivity you were able to intervene to prevent certain death. I would let the nature take its course moving forward. Let her cycle once then put her back with the herd. Best of luck!

Dusty, you are a responsible owner! You are doing right by the cow. Glad to see she made it through that issue.

I teared up seeing she is still with us right now❤ you will make the right decision for her future❤❤❤❤

You did an awesome job in that situation. Bison are enormous animals, much larger than cows and many times more dangerous. Don't envy you that horrible decision. You and Marissa are so invested in her.

Glory be to God! HALLELUJAH! I prayed over her that she will make a full recovery & that she SHALL LIVE & not die! 🙌☺️🥰❤️ maybe she can be with that other bison who lost her calf? The grieving mamas together?

I think about it this way. If she were wild, truly Wild, then nature would have taken its course. I live in Arizona near the Salt River and there are wild horses that run free over there. Two years or so ago, we lost a mama in foal out there. She was trying to have that baby and she was near Salt River where she was seen by a number of people, some of whom wanted to help her. But she was truly wild and they could not get near her so in the end there was nothing they could do. Sadly both the mare and Foal were lost. So in rhis case, you were able to help that cow so she could have a chance to survive. At this point all you can do is give her meds and see if she makes it but you gave her a better chance than she would have had in the wild. 🙏🙏

@lindahollister5530

7 ай бұрын

❤❤❤❤

Dusty it's very obvious that each and everyone of these animals are not only part of your business but they are a God given part of nature that we all have been blessed with and you take that very professionally and personally. Whatever decision you make will be one that you have thought through in every way possible for the good of the animal and your family. I believe we will all stand behind you.

Hi Dusty, don't beat yourself up about not catching the signs etc of a dead calf. It doesn't take long for them to rot once dead as the heat inside the uterus is extreme. I would keep treating her as you are and monitor her temp if you can. If there are particles left sepsis will be your enemy. I personally would keep her empty for the next season and give her time to heal. Then I would put her with the young bull (for a smaller calf). I think she will be fine :-) From an old dairy farmer to you. Honey you're doing a great job.

@TheFeralFarmgirl

10 ай бұрын

I was thinking the same thing. Usually, pink discharge means birth trouble in my experience. Also, if the animal is bred the dead calf will should come out with the live birth as a mummified corpse. Has that been your experience?

For that permanent crossing I'd suggest using 2 gates that you overlap maybe 50-50. That way if you anchor them really well they will hold tight in dry/low water times but you can open if you have flood water, either before or after when you have a pile of rubbish to burn. My folks did this on a creek we had and we kept lots of rubbish from taking down our fence by opening those gates when we had heavy rains. Our stock wouldn't try to get out past the gates when there was a flood and we could get out there after the heavy rain and push the gates closed again. It was an opportunity after the flood for me to use my pulling pony to drag all the rubbish out of the creek and let it dry to burn. If you put your welded fence across that creek you will have more problems with rubbish building up on it and causing more problems of water spreading and with a flood it could push over many feet of welded fence. The gates at very worst can be replaced and you have saved your welded fence on both sides of the creek. At best you never have a flood again so it won't matter. Love to see folks taking preventive action to control their burning. You and your family do a great job both for yous stock but also for your soil.

@pugz910

10 ай бұрын

Thats a very good idea...

I was worried but was afraid to ask..glad to see she's still there, doin her thang!!❣

I think this is a miracle. What a sweetheart. She deserves to live her life with you. God has placed her with you. Prayers for her.

She's a special cow indeed... That's her name MIRACLE. The way trusted you when she knew she was having a problem. That to me was nothing short of amazing. You saved her and so far so good. After what she has gone through...she deserves to live on your ranch with her herd. So what's the plan? Sterilization by way of surgical procedure? She's a MIRACLE

@bestofsmall

10 ай бұрын

Could she be kept as a companion for calves who are weaned yet too young to be with the big herds? I hate to think of her being alone but even worse not to be allowed to live after how hard she has fought to survive.

@lindatimmons3675

10 ай бұрын

​@@bestofsmall...... I know. Wondering if a hysterectomy is possible on her as dumb as it sounds. He's right she may never be able to calve again. Nature is mysterious and miraculous too.

Oh Ms Texas 🥰 We're so happy to hear,and see that you're doing ok! Blessings! Is it possible to sterilize🤔 her,and then keep her with the rest of the herd? We can't all be Mom's 😏🙏🦬💜 Hey Cole Meger🎥😊 Ely,Mia,Jackie,,and Cora!😊 Oh dang, crushed that fencing, but you get to play pyromaniac Dusty😅🔥 Hope to hear about the well digging, and what will become of Ms Texas! 🙏🦬💜🎥🌸

Please keep us updated on her

You have a very difficult decision to make. Your love and dedication to your herd shows and I know you will make the best decision for her and your bison operation. I respect you for how diligent you are in caring for your animals.

Thanks for the vlog and the update, Dusty. So glad Tx cow is doing better. A miracle for sure, helped greatly by you and Marissa. It was wonderful to see your compassion, dedication and skills all come into play to help this cow and help work this miracle. Many thanks for sharing. Wishing you, Marissa, your family and ranch all the best.

OH SHE MADE IT!!!! YOU JUST BABY HER FOREVER!!! SHE SURVIVED THE WORST AS A MOMMA!!! Thank you for caring and being a wonderful human being!

@toriwolf5978

10 ай бұрын

It costs to much to baby her forever on a working ranch the expense is to high to just keep her as a pet…..

Greetings from the Netherlands, I happened to see your video and it immediately became clear that you care a lot about your animals, beautiful to see.

You have my utmost respect.. you know your animals and you have respect for them too! What an amazing time you’ve had with your cow. She obviously knows you well and has that special trust. I’m loving your channel. I came here from DeJay and Daniel’s pages. Love them too!

You are doing the right thing. She should not be bred again. Poor must have been in so much pain and feeling so sick from that calf being inside her for however long. I'm living the names you use from Bonanza and Dances with Wolves. Your ranch looks like a piece of heaven. Like what America should look like. God Bless

I am so happy that your Tx Momma cow is doing better. It was so tragic to watch her go through loosing her baby. I am still praying that she makes a full recovery. You have such a passion for your animals. Thank you for everything you do for these magnificent animals.

Thankful TX cow has made it thru some scary times for her and you. What do you do now? She's kinda in a Lumpy situation. You'll do everything you can, blessing to all your bison. There are other financial considerations in the long term folks need to understand. She is young. However, may not be out clear yet health wise. I'm sure you'll make the best decisions about her.

I’m so glad that TX Cow is doing better. 🙏🏾

Cora is truly the most beautiful horse I’ve ever seen🥰

Glad she is better! You care about them❤. I think you should wait a year before making a decision. Put her under and either have the vet scope her or ultra sound. I think she is going to be able to breed again. Or, she may adopt an orphan red dog.

Continuing prayers from Arizona please give Ms. Texas an extra cube or 3 for us, and share a hug from us to you all. I am pleased to see Texas doing so well and that ya'll love your animals so much. Thank you for being such a wonderfully responsible, loving ranch family and hope all continues to get better.

I know that this will upset some people, but you have to look at the bigger picture for that Texas cow. She's had problems with her last calf, who's to say that it won't happen again? Your best bet would be to see if you can get some weight on her and then take her to the processing plant. If possible, she could be used to make some jerky and bison sticks. I'm not sure if they would accept her since she's had antibiotics in her. It's probably the only way to recoup the loss from her not having calves for you. And you know that way that she will never have to worry about having another calf die inside of her or you having to go through trying to get it out of her if it happens again. It's life and sometimes life isn't fair or fun. But you do what you have to do in order to get by.

@juliehoward7396

10 ай бұрын

I wouldn't eat her....

I really hope she can overcome this and maybe much later she can try again she’s so beautiful

I am a police/fire dispatcher in Oklahoma. Yes, thank you for calling in your control burn, so many don't.

That was the 1st video I watched and I honestly think that Big Joe knew what was going on and wanted to be with her. Animals are one of the most beautiful innocent creatures ever

Thanks Dusty, appreciate the update on how the TX cow is doing. I agree, it may be too risky to allow her to breed again. Get her good and healthy before her trip to the freezer. Cora sure was having fun running around in the pasture. She's becoming quite the good girl for you around there.

@bbowerful

10 ай бұрын

Be a while before she could even be able to go to the freezer because of the antibiotics.

@anitajoss9649

10 ай бұрын

Expensive pet or freezer are the only two alternatives. Raised on a farm and having my own farm, it is a necessary decision and for the best.

@bbowerful

10 ай бұрын

@anitajoss9649 was raised on a farm also but maybe not freezer right away because of all the antibiotics.

@terribudesa4659

10 ай бұрын

Dusty what options are you considering for Tx Cow? I suppose she could be an expensive pasture pet. Breeding her doesn’t seem like a great option. I think I would be wondering what’s causing these calves to die en utero.

@Cricket2731

10 ай бұрын

If the TX cow were in the wild, she would've become wolf/coyote food a long time ago. IMHO, let the antibiotics clear from her system, & then send her to the sales barn.

Glad your TX cow is feeling better. This little buskin Filly is just the prettiest thing.

What about having her as an animal ambassador, which allows people to learn about the american bison. She is such a beautiful lady and would attract a lot of attention to the animals and help people understand their plight. As well as how much work needs to be done to continue to preserve this beautiful breed and their environment. Your love for your animals is completely transparent and the general public needs to see the love and awe you and others have for these animals.❤❤❤

Dusty, no doubt about it! You are a good dad to Miss Brooks and your bison. It shows how compassionate and how serious about what you are doing. You are willing to take the good along with the bad! Momma cow was in bad shape! All your animals are in good hands with you, Marissa, Kevin, and your mom. It takes a lot of guts to face what you did with the cow. Thank you for being so caring. 😊

Thank God, she is alive. You all are so respectful with your animals. God Bless you and yours. =)

So VERY pleased that Texas cow is so far looking good.

Brooks little chick's are adorable 😂!

Thank you for loving that Mama & all of your animals! Sending hugs to all!

Hey…if everybody gives s little money that will help buy feed since it’s so dry…now on the next couple of weeks it’s going to be freakin hot out here in Oklahoma…let’s help these guys…if we all gave just $2 it will help sustain the herd through this time.

@ColeMeger

10 ай бұрын

There is a donate button at the bottom of the CTB website for any selfless souls who want to contribute to this cause!

I will never get over Ms Texas Cow coming to you and following you all the way back up. Beautiful. You are a good shepherd, your big fuzzy sheep know your voice. 😊

Dustin that ordeal with the cow and you pulling it out. Now seeing her thrive. Your hard work has paid off. You're amazing.

Hi Dusty and family, so glad to see (TX 🐄 COW) looking beautiful 😍 🙏 🦬 praying for her and the heard. 🦬🦬🦬🦬. You and your wife are such a blessing 🦬🦬🦬🦬 BISON and a big ❤❤❤❤ heart. Till next time stay safe and enjoy life 🙏🙏🙏🙏

You have put so much time and effort into the bison. Your relationship with them is amazing. The situation with the TX cow is just one example of how well you are doing.

Can you put the TX Cow up in the pasture by the barn where you keep the calves when you ween them. It would give her more time to heal and she wouldn't be by herself.

Thanks for the update on the poor bison that was carrying a dead calf. It sounds like she's gonna make it!

As far as the TX cow is concerned, can the vet put a camera down to check out her internals to see what damage, if any, has occurred? To see if she delivered the afterbirth or if she is just a time bomb? At least you would know exactly what is going on with her.

Dusty, I am so relieved the Texas cow is doing well. Thank you for all you did for her. I hope she continues to improve. Is it possible to make her your "nanny"? I know bison are herd animals and you never want to keep one by itself. I learned that from you. That said, couldn't she "take care" of all the weaning calves? That way, there is no chance she will get pregnant and she will still be around other bison. Just trying to do some problem solving. Also, I am noticing you are getting some silver in your beard! I think pulling the dead calf out added some years to you! You are so wonderful to your animals and you continue to learn about them. I really appreciate that Marissa and Brooks are so involved. It is such a family adventure! "Keep on Ranching".

I can’t believe TX Cow is hanging in there! That really is amazing. As a kindred spirit with her I get wanting to protect her from pregnancy and loss again. It’s a hard decision.

Thank you Lord that the Texas Bison is getting healthy again.

Hi Dusty and family. So pleased the tx cow is doing well. Great job at helping her as best you could. She’s a magnificent animal and came to you for help amazing to watch and trust you. Take care and God Bless. 💕🙏

Cora is such a beautiful horse!!!

Wild horses are a beautiful sight. Run Cora.

could you do an ultrasound on her to see if all the calf is out of her?

@shirleylunde2883

10 ай бұрын

That is a good idea if they can

@Feribrat99

10 ай бұрын

that is very expensive as well as not a totally conclusive outcome still. She could just be one of those beasties that is never going to be sound, it happens. It is a business and at some point you have to cut it as a loss or get what you can and move on.

Thank you Dusty for the up date on the Texas cow, so thankful she has pulled thru so far.

First timer here. That was the most magnificent thing I've ever seen. I'm sorry for her loss😢

Thank you Dusty for update of little Mama! She knew you would take good care of her!

Awe Betty’s got babies! Cora is such a pretty girl. I am glad the Texas cow is rebounding. I totally understand your dilemma with her. As past Pug breeder I did not breed my last girl again due to her having a hard time delivering. I was blessed that she had 1 stillborn pup that did not cause trouble with delivery of the rest of the litter, but it was hard on her. Is there a Sanctuary that would take her where she will never be bred again? Realistically, what are the options you would have with her. Good Luck, Dusty with whatever you & Marissa decide to do.

@twiztedsynz

10 ай бұрын

This was going to be my suggestion. Perhaps a sanctuary where she won't be bred, if they don't want to keep her (seeing as they are a breeding farm). That way she can still live, be part of a herd, educate people on Bison, but be free from any bad pregnancies again the rest of her life.

@Kehy_ThisNameWasAlreadyTaken

10 ай бұрын

Once she's healthy enough, with the antibiotics flushed from her system, her going to the freezer is a real possibility. This is not a disrespect to the animal- you honor the animals you eat every time you consume them and by using as much from the animal as you can (and a single beef steer can last a family of four for a year, a bison is larger). It's also a practicality for a working ranch. Livestock are not cheap animals to maintain and even if you love them, especially in these uncertain economic times, pet livestock are not always a viable reality. She needn't be forgotten in death though. Not only would she fill the freezer, but her hide could be kept and used somehow to have a reminder of her. Rugs or wall hangings are certainly possible, but also practical items like jackets, boots, housewares, ect. could be made from the hide. It would be a way to remember and honor her with every use, and leather items, when cared for properly, can be very hard wearing and last decades or longer

Where there is life there is always hope. Than you Dusty Family and Brooks for sharing these viseos. I love these bison they are more fun than a barrel of monkes.

Later in the video, areas overgrown, with Eastern Red Cedar Blackberries.. Get Daniel Arms to bring his Skid steer & Mulcher ( or Borrow the mulcher and use your skid steer) to clear the Area instead of burning it,this will save the large trees you want to save that will be damaged by fire... He will make quick work of the area your talking about burning... and it will be less recovery time too.

Glad to see her doing better. Hope all goes well with her. Thanks for the update.😘❤🙏🏻✨

I suppose doing an ultrasound to check on TX mamas birthing canal is not an option. I can't even imagine what its been like for y'all and appreciate you being so open about the learning process you go through each and every day. These animals are a treasure and I am grateful to learn more about them from your videos.

@CrossTimbersBison

10 ай бұрын

An ultrasound is not out of the window…that may be a good idea

Praise God she is doing well! She needs a name… something fitting for her strength and her ability to tell you she needs your help. She has determination to be healthy. Thank you for working quickly with her. We know you worked her as soon as you could after finding out she needed help. ❤ GREAT JOB!!!

Thank fir the hard work of tx cow. You have done all you can. Farming is rough and hard. Thanks for caring so much for these big vals and guys

Thank you for the update on the Tx cow! You obviously stepped in when needed! Whatever you choose to do with her, I am sure you will do whatever it is you can live with. 🤷‍♀️ Stay safe and blessed out there! ❤🙏❤

Great news that she made it this far!! I’ve no doubt that you and Marissa will make the right decision about her. People often do not understand that it’s nature, it happens! What you did for her is amazing and that is what matters most!💜💙

Cora looking so amazing running in the pasture!

Texas Momma is a fighter and you and Marissa are wonderful caretakers! It's unbelievable she didn't get sepsis and die! God bless you and yours! 🙏💕🙏

The presence and current well-being of the sweet Texas cow is a testament to your care and intervention, Dusty! You and Marissa are a good team, and you worked together to do all you could! You are an outstanding conservationist as well as an adept rancher! Thank you, and God bless you! You did all you could, Dusty! You have to care for yourself and your family as well as the bison. While I am not a veterinarian, I spent many years as a Labor and Delivery nurse, caring for women in good times and bad. When there is a fetal death, it does not take long for tissue to become necrotic--just a few hours. You could not have anticipated or intervened any earlier, so do not be hard on yourself! Of course with humans you can check temperatures and do physical exams--which you cannot do with bison or even cattle. I assume you can give a medication to induce contractions of the uterus/womb to clean out the remaining products of conception which did not naturally come out. Good luck with her future health and care--and decisions ahead!

@pennyentringer168

10 ай бұрын

Thanks to Kevin as well for helping take care of her and keeping an eye on her, since Dusty can't be everywhere at once.

@anitadrewry5464

9 ай бұрын

Why you take more x-rays to see if there is anything there left omg good job you need too slow down some I will call u the hulk nice done

You’ve done all you can it’s in God’s hands now. So happy to see and hear she is still with you and praying she will get through this. You all are doing a great job!!! 🙏♥️

The Texas Cow should be named Miracle, Thank you for being such an amazing Rancher and taking such awesome care of your Bison

I am so happy to hear the Texas cow is getting better. You are so good to your animals. I'm sure you will make the best decision for her. Bless you!

❤I can see how much you love and respect you have for TX❤ I want you to know that you did everything right, and I understand how hard it is to help a mama out like this, I've been there. I suggest that you have an ultrasound done to check for any damage. She is such a sweet mama, and you know now that if she has trouble again she will come to you❤ I just started watching your channel and look forward to seeing your herd grow❤

You'll make the right decision for the Texas Cow. Thank you for keeping us up to date.

So glad she is doing so well. All the best for you all. Your horse is looking so beautiful! Wise to give the Fire Dept the heads up when you burn. Good to get this burned and cleaned up.

I'm so glad you told us about the TX cow! I've been worried about her for weeks!! It's amazing she is doing so well. You have done a great job taking care of her. Congratulations on the outcome.

First off I want to say you and your family are wonderful, kind and loving to these beautiful 🦬bison. This is going to sound dumb but can an ultrasound be done on her to see how she is healing. She does trust you. You are doing great with your heard. Stay safe.

Freezer camp only safe thing for her painful as that is . God bless you and yours.❤😢

I’m happily amazed…you did a great job midwifing her! To survive with necrotic tissue inside is indeed one tough mama. Hoping whatever is left reabsorbs.

Shout out from Northern NH!👍 Sooo glad to see TX doing better! We were all worried here. ❤ amazing how animals have enough trust and love to come to us humans when they're in need of help.. ur doing great, Dusty! Keep up the good work and God bless ya!! ❤❤

Your ranch is so beautiful. Thanks for sharing it with us!

I have to tell you watching your videos on your Bison is helping me recover from the passing of my dog Reese. He was my heart and I miss him. Watching your show and seeing the tenderness you show your Bison. Thank you. ❤️🐕 Linda

Hi Dusty... I've just subscribed based solely on your genuine care for these beautiful animals. I've grown attached to big joe, boy is he a good looking bison!! Thanks for all you do for them!

So so so happy that she is doing much better. Praying 🙏 for y’all and for her. What you and Marissa decide in regards to the TX cow is yours alone. I will support y’all what ever you decide. Nothing better than a fire!!

So happy to see the Texas Lady doing so well. Is there anything that Doc can offer that would prevent her from going into heat?

Her eyes look much better! I could always tell if a cow was not feeling well by looking at her eyes.