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Cow bred to her son
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<blockquote data-quote="Rustler9" data-source="post: 51724" data-attributes="member: 440"><p>We don't normally do this but I purposely bred a cow to her son this year because everything she has produced has been better than she is-she consistently out produces herself. Her son is such a good bull I thought I would try this and see what we get. She'll calve in early December and I sure hope it's a heifer. If I were you I would just wait and see if indeed she did get bred to her son what you might get. Good genes usually really show up in inbreeding but so do bad ones. This will be a chance to see what happens, you may be pleasantly surprised.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rustler9, post: 51724, member: 440"] We don't normally do this but I purposely bred a cow to her son this year because everything she has produced has been better than she is-she consistently out produces herself. Her son is such a good bull I thought I would try this and see what we get. She'll calve in early December and I sure hope it's a heifer. If I were you I would just wait and see if indeed she did get bred to her son what you might get. Good genes usually really show up in inbreeding but so do bad ones. This will be a chance to see what happens, you may be pleasantly surprised. [/QUOTE]
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