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<blockquote data-quote="S.R.R." data-source="post: 279562" data-attributes="member: 1442"><p>I asked this on another post but thought it presents an interesting question on its own. I have seen as I am sure many of you have a large number of bulls come out of a feed test round and fat as a butter ball now what good is it that a bull is a great gainer during a feed test if a lot of what he is putting on is fat? Are thoses truly the kind of genetics we want in our cattle? I feel that after a feed test not the bull that had the best ADG but the bull that had the best average muscle gain would be the better bull.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="S.R.R., post: 279562, member: 1442"] I asked this on another post but thought it presents an interesting question on its own. I have seen as I am sure many of you have a large number of bulls come out of a feed test round and fat as a butter ball now what good is it that a bull is a great gainer during a feed test if a lot of what he is putting on is fat? Are thoses truly the kind of genetics we want in our cattle? I feel that after a feed test not the bull that had the best ADG but the bull that had the best average muscle gain would be the better bull. [/QUOTE]
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