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<blockquote data-quote="Toad" data-source="post: 1239593" data-attributes="member: 20188"><p>I look hard at ww when I shop for a bull but there are a lot of other factors that can come into play. Some of my cows are not the largest framed so I've learned I need to be sure and have a large framed bull to give the calves a good chance to be graded M at the sale. A 2 years ago I used a bull with good ww but a bit short and I had a bunch of calves graded S which hurt the check book. The bull I used this year had better frame but was only 47ww but I already can tell his calves are going to sell well.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Toad, post: 1239593, member: 20188"] I look hard at ww when I shop for a bull but there are a lot of other factors that can come into play. Some of my cows are not the largest framed so I've learned I need to be sure and have a large framed bull to give the calves a good chance to be graded M at the sale. A 2 years ago I used a bull with good ww but a bit short and I had a bunch of calves graded S which hurt the check book. The bull I used this year had better frame but was only 47ww but I already can tell his calves are going to sell well. [/QUOTE]
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