i will get this answered in the morning. work sure is getting in the way of my internet time.TSR":3vx8gu5h said:Thanks Matt. Another question. Generally what are the bloodlines of their dams?
i will get this answered in the morning. work sure is getting in the way of my internet time.TSR":3vx8gu5h said:Thanks Matt. Another question. Generally what are the bloodlines of their dams?
TSR":279hqwhl said:Thanks Matt. Another question. Generally what are the bloodlines of their dams?
we dont have anything other than Angus (and pretty much never have).bufordall":38g7okfg said:Areo, are your Balancers bulls looking this year.
?bufordall":38g7okfg said:Sorry, Aero.
MikeC":15lwjf0d said:Got actual Scan numbers? Just curious.
MikeC":t40j70k7 said:Got actual Scan numbers? Just curious.
dont see many Angus heifers with 12" ribeyes.
Aero":1u87t76x said:MikeC":1u87t76x said:Got actual Scan numbers? Just curious.
i dont see many Angus heifers with 12" ribeyes. ;-)
dun":3bjrz6iq said:What are these heifers ages?
dun
At the top of the print out between Herd ID and Sire Name Is Birth Date. This would be the date that each was born. :lol:dun":1sowe929 said:What are these heifers ages?
dun
SEC":3oq5g09g said:Are those heifers scan data?
If they are, are they all in your show string? It seems like they would be pretty fleshy, at least from what we are used to.
Our bulls would be indexing at 100 with .25 for rib fat, rump fat pretty much the same.
Our heifers would be around.15-.2.
I thought they were fleshy enough.
What is an adj scan weight?