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<blockquote data-quote="OK Jeanne" data-source="post: 470331" data-attributes="member: 3333"><p>Terry and Rose Anderson in Missouri have some really</p><p>high quality stock. You should go visit at your earliest</p><p>opportunity. They also raise beautiful warm-blood sport</p><p>horses.</p><p>S.Jumbo has done an exceptional job for us. We used </p><p>him for 5 or 6 seasons and still have some(not much) </p><p>semen in storage. His bull calves would weigh in the</p><p>70s typically and the heifers in the 60s or low 70s. </p><p></p><p>We have one cow that is somewhat </p><p>oversized and she has heifers in the 70s and </p><p>bulls in the 80s. She's going to </p><p>auction this winter. Jumbo was just a frame 5, and he </p><p>had all 6 "stars" for the tenderness genes. He was </p><p>good natured also; not a get-in-your-lap type but </p><p>you didn't need to worry about being in the pen with him.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="OK Jeanne, post: 470331, member: 3333"] Terry and Rose Anderson in Missouri have some really high quality stock. You should go visit at your earliest opportunity. They also raise beautiful warm-blood sport horses. S.Jumbo has done an exceptional job for us. We used him for 5 or 6 seasons and still have some(not much) semen in storage. His bull calves would weigh in the 70s typically and the heifers in the 60s or low 70s. We have one cow that is somewhat oversized and she has heifers in the 70s and bulls in the 80s. She's going to auction this winter. Jumbo was just a frame 5, and he had all 6 "stars" for the tenderness genes. He was good natured also; not a get-in-your-lap type but you didn't need to worry about being in the pen with him. [/QUOTE]
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