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Breeding and worming

Joined Oct 2011
13 Posts | 0+
Horner, WV
We just did our testing in September so when we did AI I did not use Ivermic+ (spelling?) but would it hurt to? maybe at insert of CIDR? What about moving for live breeding? was asked that the other day and was not sure if it would effect their system and through them behind possibly on breeding.

Thanks guys, I have been around awhile learning and find the need now to start asking.

Tammy
 
We wormed when we put CIDR's in. Personally I would not do anything else like vaccinating at that time. If you read posts on here about AI success, most will tell you it is how you manage your AI does. Vaccinating is a stress on the immune system. I would definitely not do anything else when pulling CIDR's or when AI'ing. I think a person is better off to vaccinate in Feb/early March so that the fawns will have some immunity from their mother.

On live breeding I would think that however much they are stressed is going to effect how quick they breed.
 
Thanks Clearview, we have not set a vaccinating schedule, do you do your ***** through the chute or dart for administering vaccines? We have not had any trouble yet by not doing them (knock on wood) but would be nice to know what you think the best practices are. With the AI there's more to lose and as always want to do my best by the deer.

Thanks again,

Tammy
 
Vaccinate the bucks when we cut them. I think that Feb/March is a good time to vaccinate the ***** through the chute. They are far enough along then. Also this boosts the antibodies in the colostrum for the fawn. You shouldn't run them through the chute when they have are nursing for fear of damaging their bag and its too stressful when it is hot. We had EHD this fall and that definitely would not have been a good time. You also do not want to stress them around breeding time. You can dart certain shots but we give triangle and covexin which is 5cc each.

Hope this helps.



Jerrilee Cave, DVM