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<blockquote data-quote="Stanford777" data-source="post: 1399041" data-attributes="member: 27204"><p>Not to step on any toes but I don't recall anyone saying registered Brahmans were the perfect cow, and by the info on 50 registered Brahmans in Canada doesn't really prove any point. A touch of Brahman influence meaning the end product may be 3/32 Brahman blood doesn't say that everyone needs humps in the pasture. That's just a small amount of blood coupled with two more breeds to make a cow that works. So no, if I was unclear, I don't believe Brahman mamas are the answer but a % in those females isn't a bad thing</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Stanford777, post: 1399041, member: 27204"] Not to step on any toes but I don't recall anyone saying registered Brahmans were the perfect cow, and by the info on 50 registered Brahmans in Canada doesn't really prove any point. A touch of Brahman influence meaning the end product may be 3/32 Brahman blood doesn't say that everyone needs humps in the pasture. That's just a small amount of blood coupled with two more breeds to make a cow that works. So no, if I was unclear, I don't believe Brahman mamas are the answer but a % in those females isn't a bad thing [/QUOTE]
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