Muddy
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Probably not, Nesikep but then most inbred cattle I dealt with weren't very good cattle and a long list of health issues (low immunity levels).Nesikep":6src0wdo said:
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Nesikep
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If you just turn a bull in with some cows, leave him in there for 15 years, and don't cut any bull calves.. that's not really ANY kind of breeding.. The next step up from there is getting some mutt bull from the nearest Rez like this one
You might as well be inbreeding if you use that thing (it's a craigslist fine)
You might as well be inbreeding if you use that thing (it's a craigslist fine)
Gators Rule
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In this situation....
Good results = Linebreeding
Bad results = Inbreeding
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Good results = Linebreeding
Bad results = Inbreeding
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littletom
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Pretty much what I always heard from old timers. I will say we have had problems from the little that has happened here with the inbred/linebreed heifers getting pregnant. Not always but that was blamed, I'm done with it.Gators Rule":tm3eax9w said:
Post Oak
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Check out this inbred calf born yesterday . Do you see the two heads on her? She is the granddaughter and great granddaughter of OCC Prototype.
