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<blockquote data-quote="Anonymous" data-source="post: 21544"><p>Easy there Copeman! I'm not the Guest that stole your topic and I'm not an Angus or Lowline raiser although I've owned a couple of Angus bulls, but for what little it's worth (and no offense intended): If your Angus bull is 4 years old and the top of his back comes to about navel level on a man that's 5 feet 11 inches tall it seems to me that you must have about the world's shortest "regular" Angus bull --- I'd just guess that it must be a lowline or a "regular" that got SEVERELY stunted. He probably would have been considered very short way back there before the movement to increase Angus frame size. Either way, he'sprobably not something you want breeding your herd unless you want to venture into lowlines. Arnold Ziffle</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Anonymous, post: 21544"] Easy there Copeman! I'm not the Guest that stole your topic and I'm not an Angus or Lowline raiser although I've owned a couple of Angus bulls, but for what little it's worth (and no offense intended): If your Angus bull is 4 years old and the top of his back comes to about navel level on a man that's 5 feet 11 inches tall it seems to me that you must have about the world's shortest "regular" Angus bull --- I'd just guess that it must be a lowline or a "regular" that got SEVERELY stunted. He probably would have been considered very short way back there before the movement to increase Angus frame size. Either way, he'sprobably not something you want breeding your herd unless you want to venture into lowlines. Arnold Ziffle [/QUOTE]
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