welshmatt88
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Any advice and thoughts on which bull i should use to AI some of my cows
Angus AI choice
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Dusty Britches
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There's a lot more to bull selection than photographs. What are the genetics of those bulls and what are the EPD's? What are their ages and do they have progeny to support the EPD's?
And most importantly - what is your production goal?
And most importantly - what is your production goal?
Jake
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I like the second bull you posted, just an eye catcher with a lot of meat.
What are they, who's are they, pedigrees? just picture alone there is nothing wrong with any of them, but there could be depending on your goals.
What are they, who's are they, pedigrees? just picture alone there is nothing wrong with any of them, but there could be depending on your goals.
aplusmnt
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You should be able to find a bull that will work for you here. I like Legend, Anchor, emblazon.
http://www.ohldecattle.com/sired.html
http://www.ohldecattle.com/sired.html
welshmatt88
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The second bull is Netherton Royal soveriegn.From Scotland.His sire is TC Stockman 365.And his dams sire is Atahua Legacy.
The Third bull is Rawburn Transformer.One of Britains most influencial sires.
His sire is Hoff Great Western, and dam is wilibar tilda , a G T maximum daughter
The Third bull is Rawburn Transformer.One of Britains most influencial sires.
His sire is Hoff Great Western, and dam is wilibar tilda , a G T maximum daughter
welshmatt88
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So what would you guys from canada and US say is the Angus bull with best backend and most muscling
purecountry
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Personally, I think the number #2 bull is a bit too posty on those back legs. Transformer looks better, as does the first bull. Honestly, the first bull would be my pick. They all look good because they're so fat, but he's easily the most well-balanced of the three. Maybe looks shorter bodied than the other two, but I think the pic gives that impression.
He carries his meat down well onto his hocks, is real deep through the guts and girth, straight over the top, short-necked and masculine-which is good. By the way, what's his breeding?
He carries his meat down well onto his hocks, is real deep through the guts and girth, straight over the top, short-necked and masculine-which is good. By the way, what's his breeding?
ilfarmer92
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Im not a registered Angus breeder but I just wanna know if anyone out there has used Lead On
http://abs-bs.absglobal.com/beef/angus. ... o=29AN1556
Im looking at a registered bull out of him and a registered angus cow for one of the four bulls I use on my commerical herd. What do you think of him?
http://abs-bs.absglobal.com/beef/angus. ... o=29AN1556
Im looking at a registered bull out of him and a registered angus cow for one of the four bulls I use on my commerical herd. What do you think of him?
