X 2Rafter S":1u2luu7q said:Beefmaster?
bmcdonald":1n3sc8n0 said:
I think i listed the lineage and i think its impressive i could go back 30 years and if i hadnt been in a tractor most of the day, i could go and dig though our file cabinets and i just bet we still have the papers on the bulls, limo and angus..lol....The only one of unknown origins is the cow back in the 80s we bought from a neighbor...TennesseeTuxedo":33yyj0jk said:So Taurus nailed it from the get go.
Taurus":2xgkiqmr said:A mongrel bull with unknown sire in a herd with multiple bulls.
Ahhh come on TT...let's get a look at the genealogy of this thing. See who begat who. Might even be a virgin birth in there somewhere.TennesseeTuxedo":1lqdct68 said:Please don't bother.
Cowgirl8, Taurus is correct. I am being sincere. If you manage your operation as you have demonstrated in one thread after another, how do you know the lineage of any of your calves. I have one bull and I lock him down like he was gold at Ft Knox unless I have a specific cow I want bred. He is permanantly banned anywhere there is a heifer. I realize I am a chigger on a knat's azz relative to the immence size and complexity of the corporation you manage. I am not poking at you and I am confident this will provoke a credible explaination. Thanks.Taurus":3ho0vinj said:A mongrel bull with unknown sire in a herd with multiple bulls.
Might even finding some registration papers of African elephant bulls.TexasBred":3q1rquv8 said:Ahhh come on TT...let's get a look at the genealogy of this thing. See who begat who. Might even be a virgin birth in there somewhere.TennesseeTuxedo":3q1rquv8 said:Please don't bother.