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Tuenissen tries to turn around1118

Tuenissen tries to turn around1118

These hutches are 32"x56" inches and the calves are in these hutches for about 3 months without getting out. She is unable to walk more than 2 steps for that time. The calf in this video was born around May 20, 2021, and we filmed her on July 10, 2021, so she is 1 month 20 days old and is expected to stay in that hutch for another month or month and a half.

Categories	Farm (dairy)
Species	Cows/cattle
Tags	Farm Dairy Dairy Farm Cows Cow Cattle Bovine Cow Dairy Cow Milk Hutches Calf Calves Video California Dairy Wooden Hutches Small Hutch Big Calf Old Hutch
Published	Sat 8 November 2025
Captured/filmed	10 July 2025
Created	Not specified
ID	h6tpo4w5fv
Duration	1m 35s
Credits & licensing	Publisher/creator: AP Director: AP This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Please credit: AP. Link not required.
Country	United States
Location	Teunissen Ranch, Tulare, California, United States Open in map Open in gallery

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