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<blockquote data-quote="dun" data-source="post: 90731" data-attributes="member: 34"><p>If I really liked these heifers and had any doubts, I'ld just get a yearling pelvic measurement done. Although yearling pelvics aren;t fool proof, had a neighbor who had all of the daughters from one bull that had barely increased in pelvic from yearling to 2 years old, but I've alwasy used a minimum of 168 for yearlings and have had no problems. But we use calving ease bulls on heifers and even moderatly easy calving bulls on the cows. There are a lot of bulls out there that will give you (relative) calving ease <em>and</em> growth</p><p></p><p>dun</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dun, post: 90731, member: 34"] If I really liked these heifers and had any doubts, I'ld just get a yearling pelvic measurement done. Although yearling pelvics aren;t fool proof, had a neighbor who had all of the daughters from one bull that had barely increased in pelvic from yearling to 2 years old, but I've alwasy used a minimum of 168 for yearlings and have had no problems. But we use calving ease bulls on heifers and even moderatly easy calving bulls on the cows. There are a lot of bulls out there that will give you (relative) calving ease [i]and[/i] growth dun [/QUOTE]
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