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<blockquote data-quote="Frankie" data-source="post: 226953" data-attributes="member: 13"><p>We've been testing and selling bulls at a test station for several years now. I think it's a good way to evaluate your breeding program alongside other breeders. More people come to the twice-a-year sales at the station than will ever come to our place to look at bulls. It's not cheap and not all test stations have a sale. Sometimes bulls get sick, sometimes they die. But they do that at home, too. Overall, I think it's a good tool for a smaller, new breeder to use to establish his program.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Frankie, post: 226953, member: 13"] We've been testing and selling bulls at a test station for several years now. I think it's a good way to evaluate your breeding program alongside other breeders. More people come to the twice-a-year sales at the station than will ever come to our place to look at bulls. It's not cheap and not all test stations have a sale. Sometimes bulls get sick, sometimes they die. But they do that at home, too. Overall, I think it's a good tool for a smaller, new breeder to use to establish his program. [/QUOTE]
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