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<blockquote data-quote="S.R.R." data-source="post: 189881" data-attributes="member: 1442"><p>Waiting a few more weeks would have been nice not because of the cold but to give them a chance to get stronger. As it is they are on their way so I wish you the best of luck. Glad to hear you are reconsidering the bull calf. Nothing worse then trying to grow your herd with a bull that turns out to be ****. As far as making him gentle <strong>do not do it!!</strong> Yes try to get as docial a bull as you can but dont make it a gentle pet. Most Highlands are calm including the bulls. You should not have to much trouble finding a good one if it comes to that. AI can be great with only a few cows. That way you get your pick of sure real good bulls and you do not have to keep it. If you</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="S.R.R., post: 189881, member: 1442"] Waiting a few more weeks would have been nice not because of the cold but to give them a chance to get stronger. As it is they are on their way so I wish you the best of luck. Glad to hear you are reconsidering the bull calf. Nothing worse then trying to grow your herd with a bull that turns out to be ****. As far as making him gentle [b]do not do it!![/b] Yes try to get as docial a bull as you can but dont make it a gentle pet. Most Highlands are calm including the bulls. You should not have to much trouble finding a good one if it comes to that. AI can be great with only a few cows. That way you get your pick of sure real good bulls and you do not have to keep it. If you [/QUOTE]
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