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<blockquote data-quote="oakcreekfarms" data-source="post: 723052" data-attributes="member: 3177"><p>Well he isn't that thin, I don't see why everyone keeps saying that. Looks like he has kept his flesh well on what he has. I would however say that I don't like the bull from the phenotype side. He does cut up in his flank, he does get a little roachy in his loin, he rolls hard off his hips, his head isn't overly masculine, and his eye set really isn't all that great either. Not my favorite bull you have posted, regardless of his condition. However a bull that can breed cows as a yearling and still look that good has a lot to offer. We need to work on low maintenance cattle, and yet retain that type of muscle.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="oakcreekfarms, post: 723052, member: 3177"] Well he isn't that thin, I don't see why everyone keeps saying that. Looks like he has kept his flesh well on what he has. I would however say that I don't like the bull from the phenotype side. He does cut up in his flank, he does get a little roachy in his loin, he rolls hard off his hips, his head isn't overly masculine, and his eye set really isn't all that great either. Not my favorite bull you have posted, regardless of his condition. However a bull that can breed cows as a yearling and still look that good has a lot to offer. We need to work on low maintenance cattle, and yet retain that type of muscle. [/QUOTE]
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