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<blockquote data-quote="Idaho" data-source="post: 1652334" data-attributes="member: 41070"><p>As is so often the case, it really depends what your goals are. By now, there are a ton of hoops that a typical registered bull has to jump through that a home raised bull won't. That doesn't mean the home raised bull is inferior or wouldn't have been able to jump through those same hoops, just means that there'sa lot of information on the registered one. And of course some of that information is of dubious value, depending on your situation. But for one example, most of the genetic defects out there are monitored by the breed registries, and most of them require a test free to register.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Idaho, post: 1652334, member: 41070"] As is so often the case, it really depends what your goals are. By now, there are a ton of hoops that a typical registered bull has to jump through that a home raised bull won’t. That doesn’t mean the home raised bull is inferior or wouldn’t have been able to jump through those same hoops, just means that there’sa lot of information on the registered one. And of course some of that information is of dubious value, depending on your situation. But for one example, most of the genetic defects out there are monitored by the breed registries, and most of them require a test free to register. [/QUOTE]
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