S Scotty Well-known member Joined Jan 7, 2004 Messages 2,023 Reaction score 2 Location West TX Feb 27, 2006 #21 5 is an average. The oldest reg. cow is a 98 model. The oldest commercial girls has no really short teeth, for the last three years. Scotty
5 is an average. The oldest reg. cow is a 98 model. The oldest commercial girls has no really short teeth, for the last three years. Scotty
Nowland Farms Well-known member Joined Nov 29, 2005 Messages 1,211 Reaction score 0 Location Heart of Dixie Feb 27, 2006 #22 3.6 years for the cows
watso059 Well-known member Joined Jan 8, 2006 Messages 81 Reaction score 0 Location Sand Mountain, Alabama Feb 28, 2006 #23 This is, at best, an estimate, but it should be quite close: 4.5 yrs :cboy:
M MoGal Well-known member Joined Feb 21, 2005 Messages 808 Reaction score 1 Location Southeast MO Feb 28, 2006 #24 Cows - 7 yrs heifers - 13 months
Texas Ranch Man Well-known member Joined Nov 23, 2005 Messages 288 Reaction score 0 Location Central, Texas. Feb 28, 2006 #25 4.7 yrs
D Diehard40 Well-known member Joined Feb 15, 2006 Messages 249 Reaction score 0 Location SC Feb 28, 2006 #26 Based on research the optimum replacement age based on IRR (Internal Rate of Return) was around 4 to 5 yrs of age.
Based on research the optimum replacement age based on IRR (Internal Rate of Return) was around 4 to 5 yrs of age.
H Hasbeen Well-known member Joined Jan 23, 2006 Messages 504 Reaction score 0 Location Southeast Kentucky Feb 28, 2006 #27 Fifteen months. Hey, I'm new. Seriously, I'm surprised how young everyone herd seems to be. As much a risk as what heifers seem to be, I would have expected proven breed stock to stay around longer.
Fifteen months. Hey, I'm new. Seriously, I'm surprised how young everyone herd seems to be. As much a risk as what heifers seem to be, I would have expected proven breed stock to stay around longer.