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<blockquote data-quote="Ky hills" data-source="post: 1658790" data-attributes="member: 24816"><p>Sometimes some of our calves will be a little distant at weaning. Most will calm down an respond to feed pretty fast. I have had some bull calves get a bit aggressive acting around a year of age. Most will settle down when turned out with cows. </p><p>I have zero confidence in Angus docility EPD's. Had some calves by a popular bull touted as a high docility bull. Those calves were the absolute craziest I've dealt with. My Hoover Dam calves though have been good natured. Recently sold a young bull out of a CC&7 daughter, that was hot as firecracker. He could get fighting mad quick, when trying to sort or load, and was pretty high strung any other time. We sold him as a feeder.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ky hills, post: 1658790, member: 24816"] Sometimes some of our calves will be a little distant at weaning. Most will calm down an respond to feed pretty fast. I have had some bull calves get a bit aggressive acting around a year of age. Most will settle down when turned out with cows. I have zero confidence in Angus docility EPD's. Had some calves by a popular bull touted as a high docility bull. Those calves were the absolute craziest I've dealt with. My Hoover Dam calves though have been good natured. Recently sold a young bull out of a CC&7 daughter, that was hot as firecracker. He could get fighting mad quick, when trying to sort or load, and was pretty high strung any other time. We sold him as a feeder. [/QUOTE]
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