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What is an outcross bull?
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Nesikep
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usually in a linebreeding program, taking a bull that's unrelated to the rest of the animals.
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Ah....I get it now, thanks!
Son of Butch
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Most would define an outcross as no common ancestor in 4 or more generations.
Although in Tennessee I believe a step brother is considered to be an outcross.
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(oops misread tian as titan.)
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Although in Tennessee I believe a step brother is considered to be an outcross.
Where did you say you were from Titan?
(oops misread tian as titan.)
and :welcome: to the cattle forum
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Thanks for your reply!
I am from Texas.
I am from Texas.
Jeanne - Simme Valley
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Thank you!
Son of Butch said:Most would define an outcross as no common ancestor in 4 or more generations.
Although in Tennessee I believe a step brother is considered to be an outcross.
Where did you say you were from Titan?
(oops misread tian as titan.)
and :welcome: to the cattle forum
You're still off. It's tlan not tian.
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