la4angus":tup3vnya said:
Oregonian":tup3vnya said:
pat b":tup3vnya said:
I was woundering also why high marbleing lines do not have copies of the marker. Gar precision 1680 can have only one marker at best , he and his sons have above average EPD's for marbleing. I would like to see the results of the marc test for marbling and how it compares to epd's.
pat
AHAA!!!!!!! See! I knew the Angus breed were not God's creatures! Tells me that lower marbling means you get a Genestar for tenderness! I think ALL cattle should be in the Genestar programs....boy oh boy the Angus breed would lose its popularity in the hurry! Which will be good, people will start buying HEALTHY, low marlbing (fat) beef! WHOOO HOO! Anything cross with Bison will have a High Genestar ratings!
What tree did you fall out of.
Oregonian must have forgotten that there is almost enough Buffalo
to feed part of the meat eaters in one state. We would have a good
time fiinding enough to breed to ANGUS bulls. It is amazing how
jealousy can make a man run off at the mouth or in Oregonians
case run off at the fingers. Lower marbling does not mean that you
get a Genestar for tenderness. If you believe that, go bite into a straight bred brahman steak or a charolais steak. Be sure that you have a
supposed to be tender cut. You pprobaly won't be able to get it
chewed up enough to swallow with out choking.
Oregonian:
Are You JEALOUS of the ANGUS BREED.
Why don't you register for this messagre board, instead of
being annomyous. Makes me wonder, what you are hiding from,
or whom.