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1. 9-17
   6:44
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   How cute! Definitely makes me want to move to the country!

   Jamie Dome
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2. 9-17
   6:46
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   Glory Bee is very photogenic and noisy! Thank you for the video.

   Liz in Wis
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3. 9-17
   6:46
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   ohohoh, the next star for the “Got Milk?” commericial

   bonita
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4. 9-17
   6:49
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   Oh my, Glory Bee! Just precious

   CindyP
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5. 9-17
   6:50
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   Glory Bee is such a beautiful baby! I would not be able to leave her alone.

   claudia w
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6. 9-17
   6:52
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   Oh, be still my heart! I’m so glad they are both so happy with you! GB’s head movements remind me of a kitten – or human baby – kneading the milk machine.

   Nancy in Iowa
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7. 9-17
   7:14
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   Glory Bee sure is precious!!

   Shauna
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8. 9-17
   7:33
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   Glory Bee is just darling!!!

   Becky
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9. 9-17
   7:47
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   OMG, GB with the milk-mouth. I can see the ad- GOT MILK!!

   jan~n~tn
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10. 9-17
    8:04
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    I love babies, especially baby animals. Look at its little tongue.

    Jeanne
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11. 9-17
    8:04
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    Do I see two curls of nubbits, starting on that precious little’uns head? Is she going to have horns?

    jan~n~tn
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12. 9-17
    8:07
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    Mama. Mama. MAMA!!! I KNOW you’ve got some dinner there for me. Now WHERE IS IT????

    Darlene in North Ga
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13. 9-17
    8:20
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    Awesome! Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Yvonne
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14. 9-17
    8:35
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    Jan, I don’t know. Jerseys do have horns, but Skip told me that Brown Swiss don’t, so we’ll see. He didn’t feel any buds on her head.

    Suzanne McMinn
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15. 9-17
    8:42
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    Oh my Gosh!!! too cute for words

    lauren
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16. 9-17
    9:02
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    Baby calves have the most beautiful eyes! She’s wearing eyeliner!

    Dawn
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17. 9-17
    9:27
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    OMG that was adorable!!!

    FarmYard Gal
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18. 9-17
    9:46
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    Just you wait! As she gets bigger and stronger, she’ll work up such a lather while nursing that her entire face will be coated. We always laugh and get all sentimental-feeling about the milky-faced calves.

    Susan
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19. 9-17
    10:16
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    Oh. My. Goodness.

    Does it get any cuter than this?!

    I think not.

    Christina
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20. 9-17
    10:23
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    http://chickensintheroad.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/moo.gif Isn’t it cute how she keeps on bumping her udder? I just love the eyes too.

    Sue
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21. 9-17
    11:06
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    That baby has the sweetest face ever!!! Makes ya want to kiss her. Just like a real baby, too hard to resist.

    marymac
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22. 9-17
    11:14
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    Suzanne, it isn’t just you; she really is that beautiful. I’m a little in love with her, too. I love the way she comes up to you, like you’re a second mom to her.

    Whaledancer
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23. 9-17
    11:24
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    Look at those gorgeous eyes! Do you apply eyeliner before her photo shoots??? What a sweety, thanks for sharing

    kathy holmes
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24. 9-17
    11:43
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    Ooooh, she’s sooo cute! And I love the soft, soft little moos BP makes. What a sweet mom.

    Sorry if I’m asking a dumb question, but what I know about cows you could fit in a thimble. I’ve noticed that Glory Bee’s fur is much longer than BP’s. I looked up Brown Swiss online and found they have short hair as well. Is this a kind of “baby fur” or will she be a little on the shaggy side? Do you know?

    Vicki in So. CA
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25. 9-18
    1:34
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    Absolutely adorable. I’m only watching virtually and my heart races

    Kathy
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26. 9-18
    5:09
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    No matter how many new born calves I have seen, I still think they are perfectly adorable and Jerseys top the list.

    You all should see my Willow with her three calves nursing, the slobbers fly.

    glenda
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27. 9-18
    7:10
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    SO PRECIOUS!!

    Tracey In Paradise,Pa.
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28. 9-18
    7:18
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    That Glory Bee is absolutely adorable!!!

    Sandra in SC
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29. 9-18
    7:19
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    Vicki, I don’t know, it might just be calf fur. I’ve never had a calf before, so I don’t really know either!

    Suzanne McMinn
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30. 9-18
    9:36
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    Glory Bee is too cute for words.

    Victoria
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31. 9-18
    9:50
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    Adorable!! boy he really hits her hard in the udders! Poor BP :( But her baby is the cutest baby cow I’ve ever seen

    Andrea the Kitchen Witch
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32. 9-18
    12:02
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    Hi there! I have just recently found your website, and I love it! Such good pictures, and so many critters! I was just wondering if Glory Beee is a female, does she have an imbilical hernia? I’ve noticed it in your pictures and videos.

    Kellee
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33. 9-18
    12:02
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    That baby is just too cute for words!

    Runningtrails
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34. 9-18
    12:04
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    Kellee, the farmer who sexed her for me (she’s a girl) told me some calves just have an outie. He said it looked normal.

    Suzanne McMinn
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35. 9-18
    2:36
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    I just love that little baby! She truly is beautiful!

    Marianne G
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36. 1-28
    6:12
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    Your pictures and videos give me such joy….thank you!

    sallyk
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