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Maternal limousin bulls

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  • #52
    limo_100
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,558 ✭✭✭limo_100


    pakalasa wrote: »
    Have you many heifers from him? His Maternal Calving figures are incredible, well into the top 1% so they should be able to calve elephants. I have a few in calf to him at the moment, so fingers crossed.

    One heifer and one bull. The heifer is nice quality well made but not very tall. The bull is a very feminine calf if ya no what i mean :o nice quality long and tall.
    I also have one due before Christmas. And i will be using him again but ill be hoping for heifer calves. and by the pak ul be glad to no hes easy calved :)


  • #53
    limo_100
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,558 ✭✭✭limo_100


    RobinBanks wrote: »
    I only have 1 FL21 calf but I wouldnt be of the same opinion as you. My one is a bull out of a BYU heifer. Very tall calf but no shape. Cow has very little milk but I would have thought that the blue cross would have brought a bit of shape. He wont be an export type weanling but he will turn into a fair bullock. So based on my experience I am not sure if i will use him again.

    My bull calf is similar. I think if you use him again and you get heifer calves you'll be much happier. If i was in your position thought with a good BYU heifer i would probably be very disappointed to.


  • #54
    jimskoda
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    has anyone used simmental huz on heifers? or bzb ? what is best lim for maternal and docility to use on heifers. finally any suggestions for fr x sim heifers and fr x he heifers


  • #55
    bogman_bass
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    BZB might be a good bet for the SIxFR heifers


  • #56
    johnpawl
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    jimskoda wrote: »
    has anyone used simmental huz on heifers? or bzb ? what is best lim for maternal and docility to use on heifers. finally any suggestions for fr x sim heifers and fr x he heifers

    I used bzb this year, but on cows not heifers. Found him very easy calved, with no restricted feeding.


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