They tend to throw babies with big wide heads on them which make them more difficult to be born.OK Bward I've got to ask you - what's wrong with a wide head on a bull?
GF, I would be willing to test that theory out next year if you were to rent me that bull.Bward said:They tend to throw babies with big wide heads on them which make them more difficult to be born.OK Bward I've got to ask you - what's wrong with a wide head on a bull?
per said:GF, I would be willing to test that theory out next year if you were to rent me that bull.Bward said:They tend to throw babies with big wide heads on them which make them more difficult to be born.OK Bward I've got to ask you - what's wrong with a wide head on a bull?
I will give that some thought GF. I think a bull should look like a bull.Grassfarmer said:per said:GF, I would be willing to test that theory out next year if you were to rent me that bull.Bward said:They tend to throw babies with big wide heads on them which make them more difficult to be born.
Well Bward I guessed that would be your reason, all I can say it's never been a problem with us. Then again I don't look for steer fronted bulls to breed my heifers. The idea that masculine bulls give you calving troubles is largely unfounded - look at the buffalo and tell me why under thousands of years of natural selection ALL the sires have big necks and shoulders and nobody assists them at calving time.
Sorry, no go Per we need him here. I will have a couple of sons for sale this winter as rising twos. :lol: