Aaron
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The bull has been around long enough now that there should be a few daughters around. Big question for me, have there been any prolapse issues in them? Looking at a son that also has a double shot of Wrangler 832W in him.
Question for 719T Hereford fanatics.
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alexfarms
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Aaron":2sqczi40 said:
Haven't heard anything on 719T himself. 719T has two shots of Vindicator on the top side. Vindicator daughters were prone to prolapse. I know a guy in Wyoming who told me he had an unusual amount of trouble with cancer eye in Wrangler 832W daughters. He is in a tough environment for cancer eye.
Carlos F.
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What is a tough environment for cancer eye?Aaron":1fayjg59 said:
Altitude?
Latitude?
Thanks.
alexfarms
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Carlos F.":1e09nwke said:
I have always heard that the more irritants that the eyes are exposed to, then the more likely cancer eye is to develop. Irritants would be: wind blown sand and direct sunlight would be the main two. Altitude and latitude both could play a part in them being exposed to more or less direct sunlight.
