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Tule baby calf in hutch wider view

Tule baby calf in hutch wider view

Tule River Calf Ranch 5978 Ave 184, Tulare, CA 93274 (not to be confused with the Tule River Cattle Company in 5 Points, CA which also has a lot of hutches and acts as a calf ranch). This place takes in thousands of calves from surrounding dairies to raise them and then they are returned. The hutches are 32"x56" and each calf is locked inside for about 3 months, unable to take more than one step. The hutches are not cleaned during that time.

Categories (old)	Not set
Tags	Cattle Calf Calves Calf Ranch Hutches Company California Dairy Wooden Hutches Dirty Hutch Factory Farm
Published	Fri 7 November 2025
Captured/filmed	2020
Created	February 2020
ID	l57jk35d4t
Duration	1m 38s
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	Not specified

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