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Northern Rancher
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Faster horses
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He looks to be really full of meat.
But why would you breed 30 cows for 90 days?
Or why would you even need to?
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Shortgrass
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| I do too, NR............
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Big Muddy rancher
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Big Muddy rancher
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Northern Rancher
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| Myself I just pregcheck early enough that if they show up bred they are bred early. I still think he's a good chunk of a bull.
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Big Muddy rancher
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Big Muddy rancher
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| Myself I just pregcheck early enough that if they show up bred they are bred early. I still think he's a good chunk of a bull. |
Didn't say he wasn't a chunk of a bull but who were they trying to impress with the 30/90 statement. With all the electric fence in the pictures it didn't look like he could get a 100 yards from the cows.
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Northern Rancher
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| Posted: Wed Sep 01, 2010 11:14 pm Post subject: |
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| I doubt they were trying to impress anybody-just were stating a fact I imagine.
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BRG
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Location: North Western SD
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| He is a good bull, but he hasn't worked very hard, so he should be in good condition. I was thinking the same thing about the 90 day deal. No matter how many cows he is with, why 90 days. When they sell those calves, their will be as much as a 270 lbs spread, or put it this way, this year their would be $350 difference.
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Denny
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Location: Mn usa
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| Without a picture of his feet and testicle's He just looks like an average bull to me. This country is full of bulls in good flesh some have good calves some have great calves.With good grass our mature bulls don't lose condition breeding cows they don't have to travel much.He look's like a fine enough bull but nothing that makes my heart flutter. You can see the same thing at the kill pen everyweek here.
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VB RANCH
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Location: leader minnesota
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| Posted: Thu Sep 02, 2010 7:26 am Post subject: |
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| whered his horns go, nice bull
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