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<blockquote data-quote="Commercialfarmer" data-source="post: 985205" data-attributes="member: 14544"><p>We've had so much crazy out of the ordinary trouble in the last several years, that most of our bulls are pretty young. Had 2 decent mature bulls break their business units a few years ago, year before last- one bull broke a leg,and one really nice bull ended up with foot rot back up in some of our wooly ground and wasn't found soon enough, and there was something else happened to another one but I can't remember right now. </p><p></p><p>Anyway, like I say, most of ours are young and we try to keep them that way. But we have a bull turning 10 that hasn't missed a lick and churns out some of the best calves every year. I can sure appreciate a lot of different views on management of bulls. And it may be a bit of a gamble, but he still seems to be paying his way. He'll get one more crack this spring, but I don't know after that. We may be pushing our luck.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Commercialfarmer, post: 985205, member: 14544"] We've had so much crazy out of the ordinary trouble in the last several years, that most of our bulls are pretty young. Had 2 decent mature bulls break their business units a few years ago, year before last- one bull broke a leg,and one really nice bull ended up with foot rot back up in some of our wooly ground and wasn't found soon enough, and there was something else happened to another one but I can't remember right now. Anyway, like I say, most of ours are young and we try to keep them that way. But we have a bull turning 10 that hasn't missed a lick and churns out some of the best calves every year. I can sure appreciate a lot of different views on management of bulls. And it may be a bit of a gamble, but he still seems to be paying his way. He'll get one more crack this spring, but I don't know after that. We may be pushing our luck. [/QUOTE]
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