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Limosuin bull ODZ

  • 24-02-2012 9:02pm
    #1
    teddd
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    Any calves off the above bull from eurogene? Recommended for easy calving..


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  • #2
    Bizzum
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    teddd wrote: »
    Any calves off the above bull from eurogene? Recommended for easy calving..

    Haven't used him yet, as we had bought FL22 straws from PG, the last of which is gone now. His figures aren't bad. I was wondering myself what way he was breeding.
    We used a nice bit of Brigadeer (ABI) from Eurogene, getting growthy calves.
    Eurogene could probably do with freshening up their selection a bit!


  • #3
    teddd
    Registered Users Posts: 10 ✭teddd


    Agree with you, a new updated list of bulls would be no harm. Seen a few ABI calves, nice stock!


  • #4
    Bizzum
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    teddd wrote: »
    Agree with you, a new updated list of bulls would be no harm. Seen a few ABI calves, nice stock!

    On a more positive note, Their Sim Newry (KFY) is a super bull. And the Blonde Indiana (WTI) is supposed to be breeding well.


  • #5
    teddd
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    Have also seen some nice calves of the charolais bull ALU, limosuin RUR and belgian blue Galopeur (GAU)


  • #6
    Bigbird1
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    Bizzum wrote: »
    On a more positive note, Their Sim Newry (KFY) is a super bull. And the Blonde Indiana (WTI) is supposed to be breeding well.


    I was thinking of using Newry for replacements, are they good and square at the hips, he looks a good growthy bull and im sure he would bring milk, or what other sims are noted for calving ability??


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  • #7
    Bizzum
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    Bigbird1 wrote: »
    I was thinking of using Newry for replacements, are they good and square at the hips, he looks a good growthy bull and im sure he would bring milk, or what other sims are noted for calving ability??

    We used Newry to get a few replacements(And got more bulls!) off good cows, so I would expect them to be well made anyway.
    We have a real good cow carrying to Delfur T Bone, calving mid March and recently served a good Blonde cow to Curaheen Vio (CQA).


  • #8
    Bizzum
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    teddd wrote: »
    Have also seen some nice calves of the charolais bull ALU, limosuin RUR and belgian blue Galopeur (GAU)

    I think I put up a pic or two in the photo thread of a Sim cow with an ALU calf at foot. Certainly some stock there off the Eurogene bulls.


  • #9
    Bigbird1
    Registered Users Posts: 430 ✭✭Bigbird1


    Bizzum wrote: »
    We used Newry to get a few replacements(And got more bulls!) off good cows, so I would expect them to be well made anyway.
    We have a real good cow carrying to Delfur T Bone, calving mid March and recently served a good Blonde cow to Curaheen Vio (CQA).

    Ya i like the look of those too, CQA looks to have super shape, never used sim but think i will try them on a few lim and blue cows this year


  • #10
    teddd
    Registered Users Posts: 10 ✭teddd


    Ya, CQA looks a fine bull surly! Also, heard that the belgium blue bull ORME is breeding good calves!


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