Question for Faster Horses or Oldtimer

[WB]

I was wondering if you know anything about OCC Paxton 730P reg.# 14940735.

 

[Anonymous]

I was wondering if you know anything about OCC Paxton 730P reg.# 14940735.

I know very little about Paxton- and from what I've seen few do....Heres a thread that has a little about him...

http://www.advantagecattle.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=2534&SearchTerms=paxton

 

[Faster horses]

OT knows more than I do. Not often, but this time at least. :wink: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

[WB]

Thanks for the help. Just looking at the possibilities of what to AI heifers to. I thought this bull being linebred to F0203 and being four generations from 6807 might be worth a try.

 

[Faster horses]

Well, I really respect F0203.
We bought a bull from Kit Pharo that was bred that way.
He was bigger than most of Kit's bulls, but he worked good for us.

I'd try him, for sure!

 

[Anonymous]

Thanks for the help. Just looking at the possibilities of what to AI heifers to. I thought this bull being linebred to F0203 and being four generations from 6807 might be worth a try.

Yep- he sure looks good on paper- and has the potential to be a momma cow maker... Wish I could find a picture of him somewhere...

Some of the old horse breeders when looking at horses looked at the 4th-5th-6th generations back - claiming that those are the ones that show up often in the horse....Don't know if they were right- or if that works in cattle- but a couple of those old boys made a lot more off breeding/trading horses than I ever did/will...

 

[Faster horses]

Larry Leonhardt says the most important individual in a pedigree in
the granddam on the cow's side.