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Welter Bros Angus

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So I got to see circuit breaker at Nichols Cyro the other day. I currently have embryos out of him that I plan to put in cows in two weeks. Frankly, I was very disappointed. He looked like a fat steer that was 100 lbs too light to enter market. He couldn’t have been more than 1400 lbs. I expected him to be around 6 or 6.5 frame and he was almost a sub 5 frame bull. I’m not trying to start anything or steer anyone in a different direction. Obviously the genetics are there. Hopefully once he gets to schaffs, he grows. I will say this he has great feet and is surprisingly bigger middled for his frame, I just wish the stud or the ranch that owns him would at least try to make him look more presentable as a 2 year old. He just isn’t as long, as big topped, and growthy as I would’ve expected. I saw territory last summer and expected circuit breaker to be just a notch better. Does anyone have calves out of him on the ground yet?
 
Welter Bros Angus said:
So I got to see circuit breaker at Nichols Cyro the other day. I currently have embryos out of him that I plan to put in cows in two weeks. Frankly, I was very disappointed. He looked like a fat steer that was 100 lbs too light to enter market. He couldn’t have been more than 1400 lbs. I expected him to be around 6 or 6.5 frame and he was almost a sub 5 frame bull. I’m not trying to start anything or steer anyone in a different direction. Obviously the genetics are there. Hopefully once he gets to schaffs, he grows. I will say this he has great feet and is surprisingly bigger middled for his frame, I just wish the stud or the ranch that owns him would at least try to make him look more presentable as a 2 year old. He just isn’t as long, as big topped, and growthy as I would’ve expected. I saw territory last summer and expected circuit breaker to be just a notch better. Does anyone have calves out of him on the ground yet?
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Overfed yearling bulls typically don’t improve with age. What you see today is what he is. He will most likely sire some very nice females.
 

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