TXBobcat
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I am thinking of running a Charolais bull on some of our crossbred heifers to produce terminal calves and was wanting some feedback on how this might work out.
The heifers are 50% Angus x 50% Longhorn. (Angus sire, Longhorn Dam).
I plan to breed these heifers to a Charolais bull to produce terminal calves that would be 50% Char, 25% Angus, 25% Longhorn.
My main concern would be calving ease, but I think with the Longhorn influence, these heifers should be OK.
The heifers are 50% Angus x 50% Longhorn. (Angus sire, Longhorn Dam).
I plan to breed these heifers to a Charolais bull to produce terminal calves that would be 50% Char, 25% Angus, 25% Longhorn.
My main concern would be calving ease, but I think with the Longhorn influence, these heifers should be OK.