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<blockquote data-quote="hrbelgians" data-source="post: 482181" data-attributes="member: 7366"><p><strong>Hey Aero</strong></p><p> Sorry I took so long getting back.</p><p> We are talking about 5 sisters and mother plus 5 other cows.</p><p> I have no real numbers to back up my statement as for EPD's etc. However will try to explain my situation.</p><p> Dam was a murray grey and sire a gelbveih. Dam was a super cow on grass, always in good shape, very mild mannered, moderatly framed cow of 1100 #"s, calved every year, everything what I wanted in a cow. ;-) The sire being a very good musceled gentleman. This pair produced a bull calf that was extremely well musceled, moderatly framed etc. </p><p> So took this off spring and bred to all his sisters, mother and the whole herd of cows I owned and got what I was after. I was trying to get as much of this murray grey cow's blood as possible!! </p><p>I got a group of heifers (eight) from this mating that are all of the same make!!! The only thing that differs in them is color as some are red and some are dun and some are white. They are mild tempered will be 1000# cows and are well musceled!!</p><p> These calves are 10 months old and on grass and grazing through the snow as we speak. Have not had any hay or grain just grass and minerals and are in great condition and all the same scale and fat.</p><p> Now my plan is to put a fullblood, grass genetic murray grey on these and see if I can go to the next level??!!! </p><p> Make sense???</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hrbelgians, post: 482181, member: 7366"] [b]Hey Aero[/b] Sorry I took so long getting back. We are talking about 5 sisters and mother plus 5 other cows. I have no real numbers to back up my statement as for EPD's etc. However will try to explain my situation. Dam was a murray grey and sire a gelbveih. Dam was a super cow on grass, always in good shape, very mild mannered, moderatly framed cow of 1100 #"s, calved every year, everything what I wanted in a cow. ;-) The sire being a very good musceled gentleman. This pair produced a bull calf that was extremely well musceled, moderatly framed etc. So took this off spring and bred to all his sisters, mother and the whole herd of cows I owned and got what I was after. I was trying to get as much of this murray grey cow's blood as possible!! I got a group of heifers (eight) from this mating that are all of the same make!!! The only thing that differs in them is color as some are red and some are dun and some are white. They are mild tempered will be 1000# cows and are well musceled!! These calves are 10 months old and on grass and grazing through the snow as we speak. Have not had any hay or grain just grass and minerals and are in great condition and all the same scale and fat. Now my plan is to put a fullblood, grass genetic murray grey on these and see if I can go to the next level??!!! Make sense??? [/QUOTE]
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