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Vitamin shot won't help his situation now..he's weak, and dehydrated ..needs a antibiotic and some fluids..

manure to loose, to dry ..notice it straining ?their diet can cause it..

Just getting hay and minerals...do you use any protein tubs??

seems like the ones that don't care,always get away with stuff Better then the cautious ones. :cowboy:

Could have been several things ...choking on something..as long as it been dead.the foam from the nostrils is probably from drainage..usually black leg hits them when they reach the age to start foraging fairly heavy . If you got a good herd health program..it should be getting a lot on of...

Shes got youth, and lighter weight on her side...they are tough...especially Angus heifers. They are like nails.to stubborn to die..

Seems like the higher stung the animal is the stronger the sedative seems too work..its been that way for me anyway especially on horses..

Might not happen using a different bull..weak muscling??

Meant earlier maturing..is one of their strong suits..my crossbreds were..but got nothing on them..

but I'm betting most of your buyer don't ...me Id want to raise em to fit their management up to the point, they would have too work..no matter what they did..you hear a lot of em say I want to buy from one that pushes em as hard as I do

I looked at my post couple times..never seen where I said that..I breed all mine at 15 months...

I don't want to feed fertility in one..how do you know what you actually have. You might be masking some problem... But The deeper I get in Angus the more fertile they are, early...

That's about right for Johne's to show up on a cow,with a calf on her...when their system is already compromised ...

The deer are able to shell the acorns, cows can't...the ones it effects the most are ones that keep rustling them.not just eat a few and graze..

I'm betting all the rain was the source of what ails him..

and weight loss like no tomorrow..renal failure..

Never had a problem with oak..though some like wild cherry can,,when going through the wilting stage..

You can have high heat a couple days but if it's humid like here.and there's moisture in the ground its like a sauna and keep pulling the moisture up in it.a Tedder is a must here at times..though I hate it...

One thing,and you may already know.. Those brangus gals are protective mommas... And they don't like leaving a new born...

Some brangus will look puny after they calve...and the weather don't necessarily have to be a factor with it...those first calves especially ..and since she got a early start in mammyhood you might have to compensate her with a little more nutrition.. To get her too breed back in a decent time...