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Re: My Replacement Bull [Re: HayDay] #7850076
04/21/23 08:48 AM
04/21/23 08:48 AM
Joined: Dec 2006
Minnesota
330-Trapper Offline OP

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Minnesota
Originally Posted by HayDay
Originally Posted by Providence Farm
Are you going to bath,brush and blow dry him before he meets the ladies? Seems that's what the kids do tith their cattel at the fair. He looks nice. I was thinking about AI instead of keeping a bull. Thought I may eliminate geting out issues. Went to an AI workshop and learned how to do it but it's only 60% effective they said.


I was sent to AI school while a senior in high school. I was getting 70 to 75% conception rates first breeding, and about 90% after 2nd. If you haven't stuck em by then, something unusual about the cow's timing. But to get there (without hormone synching), you have to do a good job of heat detection. Every morning, every night......for a couple months. But you do that anyway with cattle. Sticking them is easy. The timing of when to stick em is where success or failure is found.

Advantage is you have access to best genetics for fraction of the cost of a bull. And in theory, could have a different bull for each cow. Not having a bull around to feed and otherwise deal with is also a plus.

Not having a Bull on my place was not a good feeling

I Really Have enjoyed buying and raising a bull....more so than just cattle

....The grief they give me is Part of the experience.


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Re: My Replacement Bull [Re: 330-Trapper] #7850092
04/21/23 09:32 AM
04/21/23 09:32 AM
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Originally Posted by 330-Trapper

Not having a Bull on my place was not a good feeling

I Really Have enjoyed buying and raising a bull....more so than just cattle

....The grief they give me is Part of the experience.


I like the bull as well, ordering panels today and spent an extra $2,200 on heavyweight bull panels vs standard but I still tell myself I like the bull.

Re: My Replacement Bull [Re: 330-Trapper] #7850391
04/21/23 06:49 PM
04/21/23 06:49 PM
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The Hill Country of Texas
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I know nothing about the whites- the black ears and black noses are a trait from the white parks we see in rodeo bulls alot.


What"s good for me may not be good for the weak minded.
Captain Gus McCrae- Texas Rangers


Re: My Replacement Bull [Re: Leftlane] #7850401
04/21/23 07:09 PM
04/21/23 07:09 PM
Joined: Dec 2006
Minnesota
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Originally Posted by Leftlane
I know nothing about the whites- the black ears and black noses are a trait from the white parks we see in rodeo bulls alot.

They're a Separate breed

Here's Two 11 month old Bull calves

Mine is laying down. 1/2 Registered Black Angus X 1/2 British White

The one Standing is an 11 month old Purebred British White [Linked Image]


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