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<blockquote data-quote="Scotty" data-source="post: 339852" data-attributes="member: 78"><p>One is a straggler. I had no season to speek of this year becasue I moved and she slipped a calve or just bred late. She usually breeds right on time but not this year. I have two that are spring calvers and are going to be flushed until middle of June. I did not want to breed them so late and wanted to start a fall herd. Also they are bred more show type and thought of breeding for some show cattle. To fit the market around here calves are prefered to be born Aug to Oct. Why? IMO it gives me another marketing opportunity.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Scotty, post: 339852, member: 78"] One is a straggler. I had no season to speek of this year becasue I moved and she slipped a calve or just bred late. She usually breeds right on time but not this year. I have two that are spring calvers and are going to be flushed until middle of June. I did not want to breed them so late and wanted to start a fall herd. Also they are bred more show type and thought of breeding for some show cattle. To fit the market around here calves are prefered to be born Aug to Oct. Why? IMO it gives me another marketing opportunity. [/QUOTE]
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