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<blockquote data-quote="Alan" data-source="post: 677649" data-attributes="member: 378"><p>You gave me this advice a couple of years ago, and yes it's the way to go. I have a pretty decent cleanup bull from an AI breeding from 2 yrs ago. My cost is the same as a heifer or steer to raise, I'll use him for 2 years and sell him. Much cheaper then buying an unknown. Meaning when buying a bull, his EPD's and Phenotype may be good, but won't last on grass, or he is a knucklhead, etc. Also mine is better than most bulls I see around my area.</p><p></p><p>Alan</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Alan, post: 677649, member: 378"] You gave me this advice a couple of years ago, and yes it's the way to go. I have a pretty decent cleanup bull from an AI breeding from 2 yrs ago. My cost is the same as a heifer or steer to raise, I'll use him for 2 years and sell him. Much cheaper then buying an unknown. Meaning when buying a bull, his EPD's and Phenotype may be good, but won't last on grass, or he is a knucklhead, etc. Also mine is better than most bulls I see around my area. Alan [/QUOTE]
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