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Gators Rule
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This angle gives a little better view of his crest...
Feedback on this 13.5 month old bull (pros and/or cons)
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HOSS
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Gators Rule":35zoh6cm said:This angle gives a little better view of his crest...
The only fault I find in this picture is that nobody should have a hay ring that nice and grass that green :mrgreen:
I would take this bull in a heart beat. Excellent animal GR.
Thanks for the explanation Alacowman, I've always wondered about that "hump" on their neck/back.
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Gators Rule
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He could be a little cleaner up front. This angle shows that part too. 
ALACOWMAN
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not to be confused with the hump on brahman, and brahman influenced cattle.. which is over the shoulders.. and part of the animal
ALACOWMAN
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yep he could be this, or have that,, need this or that ... the list goes on... :cowboy:Gators Rule":xyggaxts said:He could be a little cleaner up front. This angle shows that part too.
ALACOWMAN":34dph4fh said:
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TexasBred
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HOSS":39x6ewit said:
I'm thinking I could put him with some of these brangus ladies and get calves with great asses. ;-)
houstoncutter
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yep better pic and now I see some crest..Thats a keeper Gator
houstoncutter
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Just my own personal thoughts on crests... Thats what a bull no matter the breed should have. Massive crest, nuts and butt!!! I am tired of all these bulls in all breeds that look like steers.
Massey135
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I'll 3 rd that. I looked at some shorthorn bulls last year at the WHR sale, their topline was completely flat from the tailhead to the poll. zero crest. I just kinda shook my head. They brought 5500 and 7500 at pop.
Simmental7
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Good looking bull, i'll bet you'll have some dandy calves
