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<blockquote data-quote="cowgirl8" data-source="post: 1254065" data-attributes="member: 22072"><p><strong>We arent keeping any heifers from him</strong>. He's a nice looking bull, good breeding and what the buyers want. Used him last year with no problems. As long as he doesnt fight the other bulls, i dont see it as a problem. If you deal with just one or two bulls, it may be hard to understand. We have 13, any time we deal with them as a group, anything can happen. I think its more important that they get along with each other. Unless you've been in a corral with a several docile bulls who decide they dont like each other, it would be hard to understand. My main point was that my daughter did not want to sell him to people who didnt have the facilities to handle a bull and most callers were wanting a bull to throw in their back yard with a couple cows....I hadnt actually seen the bull until they brought him to the house. I was surprised my husband bought him, but then i saw him and thought, Oh, ok....... </p><p>When the neighbors rodeo bulls got with our cows, we had to get them up in the corrals and sort them out. He had some bulls i'd never keep. One charged the neighbor, i watched from the safety of my living room as he flew over the 6 foot corral fence just in time. The bull hit a thick tubed gate and bent it. I heard the hit in the house and once the bulls were gone i went down to see if he broke a chain....Chain held but he bent the heck out of the gate. :shock:</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cowgirl8, post: 1254065, member: 22072"] [b]We arent keeping any heifers from him[/b]. He's a nice looking bull, good breeding and what the buyers want. Used him last year with no problems. As long as he doesnt fight the other bulls, i dont see it as a problem. If you deal with just one or two bulls, it may be hard to understand. We have 13, any time we deal with them as a group, anything can happen. I think its more important that they get along with each other. Unless you've been in a corral with a several docile bulls who decide they dont like each other, it would be hard to understand. My main point was that my daughter did not want to sell him to people who didnt have the facilities to handle a bull and most callers were wanting a bull to throw in their back yard with a couple cows....I hadnt actually seen the bull until they brought him to the house. I was surprised my husband bought him, but then i saw him and thought, Oh, ok....... When the neighbors rodeo bulls got with our cows, we had to get them up in the corrals and sort them out. He had some bulls i'd never keep. One charged the neighbor, i watched from the safety of my living room as he flew over the 6 foot corral fence just in time. The bull hit a thick tubed gate and bent it. I heard the hit in the house and once the bulls were gone i went down to see if he broke a chain....Chain held but he bent the heck out of the gate. :shock: [/QUOTE]
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