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<blockquote data-quote="elkwc" data-source="post: 1480410" data-attributes="member: 22295"><p>TG overall I agree with you. But I know of a few instances where breeders have got burned bad using registered Angus bulls that were surefire calving ease bull. One breeder pulled all but one out of a sure fire bull. I still say you never know until you get some calves out of them. We just sold a bull who the breeder and the EPD's said wasn't a calving ease bull and we never pulled a calf sire by him out of a heifer. But overall I agree the Angus calves are getting too small and many sires are too light everywhere.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="elkwc, post: 1480410, member: 22295"] TG overall I agree with you. But I know of a few instances where breeders have got burned bad using registered Angus bulls that were surefire calving ease bull. One breeder pulled all but one out of a sure fire bull. I still say you never know until you get some calves out of them. We just sold a bull who the breeder and the EPD's said wasn't a calving ease bull and we never pulled a calf sire by him out of a heifer. But overall I agree the Angus calves are getting too small and many sires are too light everywhere. [/QUOTE]
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