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<blockquote data-quote="mtnman" data-source="post: 148831" data-attributes="member: 836"><p>Frankie:</p><p></p><p>The whole story isn't there. Call Quentin and ask him. He got one cow the year he got Zelda, and another bred one the next, hence, two calves were born the year Traveler was. </p><p> </p><p>Here is the other one:9250718, another Band 105 son. It is confusing since Quentin's dad registered lot's of cattle under Quentin's prefix, so Quentin appears to have bred many more cattle by that time than he had actually owned. Cheaper to register under a Junior memeber, perhaps?</p><p></p><p>la:</p><p>We all make mistakes, I do, too. Just see way too many wannabes trying to do Jim a favor, riding his coattails. Don't consider you to be a wannabe, so can't figure out why you would want to be the only guy in America that sees it the way you do on that issue. She's been a shyster since he was pooping yellow in Dutchess County, NY.</p><p></p><p>badroute:</p><p>So many tales, not time to sort them all out. There is a reason that their "moderate" donors were always flushed in Pennsylvania, until the last few years before they went belly up--It's because they all weighed about a ton. Another thing, when you stock cows on pasture at 1/2 to 1/3 the rate that your neighbors do, and on cheap reservation pasture, you can have pretty cheap feed bills. But if you figured that pasture at the real value that other folks paid in the area, they were pretty high input.</p><p></p><p>mtnman</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mtnman, post: 148831, member: 836"] Frankie: The whole story isn't there. Call Quentin and ask him. He got one cow the year he got Zelda, and another bred one the next, hence, two calves were born the year Traveler was. Here is the other one:9250718, another Band 105 son. It is confusing since Quentin's dad registered lot's of cattle under Quentin's prefix, so Quentin appears to have bred many more cattle by that time than he had actually owned. Cheaper to register under a Junior memeber, perhaps? la: We all make mistakes, I do, too. Just see way too many wannabes trying to do Jim a favor, riding his coattails. Don't consider you to be a wannabe, so can't figure out why you would want to be the only guy in America that sees it the way you do on that issue. She's been a shyster since he was pooping yellow in Dutchess County, NY. badroute: So many tales, not time to sort them all out. There is a reason that their "moderate" donors were always flushed in Pennsylvania, until the last few years before they went belly up--It's because they all weighed about a ton. Another thing, when you stock cows on pasture at 1/2 to 1/3 the rate that your neighbors do, and on cheap reservation pasture, you can have pretty cheap feed bills. But if you figured that pasture at the real value that other folks paid in the area, they were pretty high input. mtnman [/QUOTE]
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