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i wouldn't expect anything less from a SEC man

what makes you think they make up the loss?

Re: More cows vs. Big cows by BRG » Thu Jun 27, 2013 7:46 am Their is more to it than just smaller cows. Yes they may eat less and you may be able to raise more pounds of beef per acre off a smaller cow. But the rest of the story isn't told in a smaller cow. We purchase for hire and feed quite...

When choosing a bull or bulls to AI cows, what is better than using multiple trait leaders? I can't go see all the bulls, and if i could what would it mean? I'm sure they all look good. I guess i could ask around but different folks like different things. talk to me... what do you do?

i have a lot of charolais influence in my herd and one thing i am not pleased with is the longevity of the mamas. in my herd 10 years is old only a few have made it to 12 and been doing well...

Herford brahman F1 or brangus under a char bull

here's a new bull calf week old.. like him?

I've got some char cows I'd like for him to cover... takes a bull like that to get max results... i get good results with hereford and angus, but i think he could fill out the frames of my calves...

crossbred as in brahman influence?

you didn't buy a $10000.00 bull....

how about your semen company sold you straws of semen from an unlisted bull... and/or the testing company ain't worth a .....

Show the buyer to be a good epd. Don't worry 'bout how she looks, never mind that limp hock and the knife blade a$$. show 'em the epds and only accept cash. they'll be great you just look right here. You can't go wrong with these numbers tiny little things, born real small and they'll grow like...

nice... wish i could afford one...

I am strongly considering selling out..at the prices offered..i can't see passing it up...get back in stocker operation with someone else's money...

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judging by your moniker i'd say your on the right track...

yep that's my bull, and i would rather have an average steer..i guess i just missed him...when i had dogs they called it being "kennel blind"...oh well live and learn...but the bad thing is, i've got about a dozen cows bred to him...calves hittin the ground that won't make it to average steer...

straight herford...