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I'm with you on that guess TB.

As a comparative, the calves in my pic shared earlier are less than a week old. The cow dropped them in our yard...seems to happen every few years here :ROFLMAO: !!
I was originally asking about the age of the cow/mother. She seemed extremely old to me—gray hair on her back.
 
I was originally asking about the age of the cow/mother. She seemed extremely old to me—gray hair on her back.
Sorry about that...not sure on that question... 🤔 ?

Cows keep calves for two years. She doesn't look like it's her first rodeo with a calf, but who knows from a photo. They shed their winter fur during calving season, so they often look ragged.

If we could examine her teeth, then (y).
 
Crusing above tree line.
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Sorry about that...not sure on that question... 🤔 ?

Cows keep calves for two years. She doesn't look like it's her first rodeo with a calf, but who knows from a photo. They shed their winter fur during calving season, so they often look ragged.

If we could examine her teeth, then (y).
I don’t think the gray color is a sign of age. Rather, I suspect she has a significant load of winter ticks that causes irritation. The animals do a lot of rubbing to relieve the itch and, in the process, suffer substantial guard hair loss.
 
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