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<blockquote data-quote="Brandonm22" data-source="post: 733695" data-attributes="member: 7645"><p>Exactly. I was FOR the original policy put out by the AAA and praised them then for being a whole lot more proactive than Hereford with IE or Shorthorn with TH and PHA. A lot of short term pain for longterm gain. Apparently a lot of Angus breeders have a much shorter time horizen that they want to focus on. They apparently still want to be able to sell registered bulls that ARE carriers and continue to register carrier heifers. I understand that this month's mortgage has to be paid and generally this is an old man's game. Many/most? don't want to take that financial hit in the short term and aren't that worried about propogating a defect deeper into the commercial cow herd.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Brandonm22, post: 733695, member: 7645"] Exactly. I was FOR the original policy put out by the AAA and praised them then for being a whole lot more proactive than Hereford with IE or Shorthorn with TH and PHA. A lot of short term pain for longterm gain. Apparently a lot of Angus breeders have a much shorter time horizen that they want to focus on. They apparently still want to be able to sell registered bulls that ARE carriers and continue to register carrier heifers. I understand that this month's mortgage has to be paid and generally this is an old man's game. Many/most? don't want to take that financial hit in the short term and aren't that worried about propogating a defect deeper into the commercial cow herd. [/QUOTE]
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