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I have (2) 7 month old black baldy heifers. They won't let you near them when they're in the pasture, but once they're in the barn stall you wouldn't know if they were cows or large dogs. You bout get licked to death lol. My aunt told me she used to buy alfalfa cubes as treats for the horses. Well the cows love em too. I have a 5 month old heifer calf that isn't quite as tame as the other two. Well she saw the older ones eating from my hand and slowly let me get closer. So I tossed a cube on the ground and she ate it. After an hour of trying to get close to her she finally let me stand next to her and rub her all over. (Providing I kept her mouth full of alfalfa cubes that is) Once I turned her back out with momma she was back to being little miss wild thing though. Having them around other cows that are tame helps ALOT in getting one to trust you. That being said. Please buy your little pasture buddy another friend.
