Db's heifers

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Pics of his heifers
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Well I wasn't raised around the eared cattle up north so I don't know how to say the nice things to the goofy looking calves but I like the third picture!
 
Taurus":knu01bn4 said:
Well I wasn't raised around the eared cattle up north so I don't know how to say the nice things to the goofy looking calves but I like the third picture!


Better than your Belties! :lol2:
 
SSGenetics":2a58pnky said:
Taurus":2a58pnky said:
Well I wasn't raised around the eared cattle up north so I don't know how to say the nice things to the goofy looking calves but I like the third picture!


Better than your Belties! :lol2:

:lol2: obnoxious ass yankees- should've known.


Those cows need a terminal continental sire. You put a big char on em and watch em grow. They are already multibreed- no use keeping replacements out of them.
 
I'd like to have a bunch bred just about the same as the top heifer. A little ear, black but enough white face in there to keep her sane(usually :D ). Breed her back angus and you get a great mommy with a solid black calf that has the heterosis to grow like a weed.
 
SSGenetics":3qv27n4t said:
Taurus":3qv27n4t said:
Well I wasn't raised around the eared cattle up north so I don't know how to say the nice things to the goofy looking calves but I like the third picture!


Better than your Belties! :lol2:
Hahaha very funny, you got me. To be fair I wasn't used to their looks, especially with these ears and loose skin so I don't know what to say. Number 2 is ehh....but number 1 and 3 looks good replacements (that if you are planning to keep them for replacements).
 
cp,

there's very little if any heterosis left in that resulting calf. You're talking a minimum 5-6 crosses.

None of these calves should be kept as replacements. Their genetics are mongrelized.
 
Massey135":1gczbo4g said:
cp,

there's very little if any heterosis left in that resulting calf. You're talking a minimum 5-6 crosses.

None of these calves should be kept as replacements. Their genetics are mongrelized.

You're an idiot... Now back to ignoring you.
 
Youre an idiot. Go back to picking fruit.

This is elementary. Heterosis is maximized at the 3rd cross and diminishes with each resulting cross.
 
cow pollinater":2hi7mhd9 said:
Massey135":2hi7mhd9 said:
cp,

there's very little if any heterosis left in that resulting calf. You're talking a minimum 5-6 crosses.

None of these calves should be kept as replacements. Their genetics are mongrelized.

You're an idiot... Now back to ignoring you.
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Massey,
My brother in law keeps saying he wants to run a gert bull over F1 tiger heifers. His main group will be char x tiger stripe. He wants to play with the others thinking replacement heifers. I have cautioned about getting too much in the wood pile. How does the gert x f1 tiger sound to you.
 
midtncattle":2go1e5v9 said:
Massey,
My brother in law keeps saying he wants to run a gert bull over F1 tiger heifers. His main group will be char x tiger stripe. He wants to play with the others thinking replacement heifers. I have cautioned about getting too much in the wood pile. How does the gert x f1 tiger sound to you.
Your thinking is right. If I had to retain females out of the f1tiger I would breed them either hereford or brahman. That 3/4 hereford or 3/4 brahman then bred back terminal. Char over the f1 is the best.
 
Thanks for answer Massey. We have seen those tiger stripe x gert and calves look cool. I do believe they are just a terminal cross .
 
midtncattle":2t9zhju2 said:
Massey,
My brother in law keeps saying he wants to run a gert bull over F1 tiger heifers. His main group will be char x tiger stripe. He wants to play with the others thinking replacement heifers. I have cautioned about getting too much in the wood pile. How does the gert x f1 tiger sound to you.
I have seen a Gert bull over F1 Brahman/Hereford cows for the purpose of replacement females. Mayfair Ranch in Brenham, TX was quite successful in raising F1's and in putting Gert bulls on F1's for replacements. The late Jim Theeck , manager at Mayfair, told me the Gert on the F1 came as close as he could get in being able to reproduce the F1 female. A Gert x F1 Brahman/Hereford works out to be 9/16 British and 7/16 Brahman influenced. He had to brand those animals at weaning with a SX to differentiate them from his F1 Brahman/Herefords as many would look just like the true F1's. The performance on those cattle was close to what the true F1's were.
 
Massey135":1cgx1xof said:
cp,

there's very little if any heterosis left in that resulting calf. You're talking a minimum 5-6 crosses.

None of these calves should be kept as replacements. Their genetics are mongrelized.


Heterosis does not suffer from adding another breed to the mix. Consistency suffers, that is another story. :2cents:
 

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