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<blockquote data-quote="FB-Maines94" data-source="post: 999910" data-attributes="member: 20152"><p>Not sure if this completely fits this board criteria, but I thought it was close enough.</p><p></p><p>Can a breeder rely on his long-cultivated genetic base when breeding? For instance, I know someone who owns a bull that sure ain't much to look at but consistently produces show quality calves. He was raised in drought conditions as a calf, which explains his lack of good looks. His sire was a really good bull.</p><p></p><p>So I realize that, for the most part, one should not use poor lookers, but exceptions can be made, right?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="FB-Maines94, post: 999910, member: 20152"] Not sure if this completely fits this board criteria, but I thought it was close enough. Can a breeder rely on his long-cultivated genetic base when breeding? For instance, I know someone who owns a bull that sure ain't much to look at but consistently produces show quality calves. He was raised in drought conditions as a calf, which explains his lack of good looks. His sire was a really good bull. So I realize that, for the most part, one should not use poor lookers, but exceptions can be made, right? [/QUOTE]
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