TAPPEN, N.D. – Holy cow! A Black Angus cow in Kidder County had an extremely rare, unheard-of-before five calves in mid-April – quintuplets.
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Naturally bred cow in North Dakota has quintuplets
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One of Jonni and Clint Kramlich's cows had quintuplet calves and three survived.
Jonni and Clint Kramlich's cow had quintuplet calves and triplet calves survived.
This is the cow that had quintuplets on a Kidder County farm. Jonni and Clint Kramlich.Three of the five survived, and here are her first two born.
Here are the three triplet calves, alive and thriving, after the mother cow in Kidder County had quintuplets. The other two died.
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