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<blockquote data-quote="Alan" data-source="post: 979623" data-attributes="member: 378"><p>Do you want a stunted or undeveloped bull as your herd bull? I'll take it to the water buffalo comment, with water buffalo genetics mean everything, if you're a stunted water buffalo you're lion meat, genes go no further. Yes some folks have cattle right for their enviorment and develope and mature on grass, but for some or most you have to find the right nick for your environment, just as Dun stated. It does not happen over night. So my point is, do you want to give a future herd bull some supplement help or hope he turns out okay and developed enough to breed your herd after a year of expense and work to develope him?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Alan, post: 979623, member: 378"] Do you want a stunted or undeveloped bull as your herd bull? I'll take it to the water buffalo comment, with water buffalo genetics mean everything, if you're a stunted water buffalo you're lion meat, genes go no further. Yes some folks have cattle right for their enviorment and develope and mature on grass, but for some or most you have to find the right nick for your environment, just as Dun stated. It does not happen over night. So my point is, do you want to give a future herd bull some supplement help or hope he turns out okay and developed enough to breed your herd after a year of expense and work to develope him? [/QUOTE]
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