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<blockquote data-quote="angus9259" data-source="post: 1691005" data-attributes="member: 7398"><p>I tend to agree with you that I have no desire to manage this. What a waste of $$$. I have a feeling this has probably become "normal" where they came from. Bulls from these very females (their first calves) I watched sell for $10-15,000 each in their bull sale this year but they calve in a barn where I'm sure they can and do watch them (due to their value if nothing else) and I work a day job and just can't plan on saving each calf from its momma. Then you wonder about retaining heifers or using their male offspring as herd sires (which was my plan) and realize all you may be doing by bringing in "new blood" is transitioning to an unmanageable situation.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="angus9259, post: 1691005, member: 7398"] I tend to agree with you that I have no desire to manage this. What a waste of $$$. I have a feeling this has probably become "normal" where they came from. Bulls from these very females (their first calves) I watched sell for $10-15,000 each in their bull sale this year but they calve in a barn where I'm sure they can and do watch them (due to their value if nothing else) and I work a day job and just can't plan on saving each calf from its momma. Then you wonder about retaining heifers or using their male offspring as herd sires (which was my plan) and realize all you may be doing by bringing in "new blood" is transitioning to an unmanageable situation. [/QUOTE]
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