r.n.reed
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I heard that a Shorthorn Plus topped the Ohlde sale!
r.n.reed said:I heard that a Shorthorn Plus topped the Ohlde sale!
trevorgreycattleco said:Im glad somebody likes them. i been saying this for years but everyone thought I was on crack. (except a few). I bred a LJC Mission Statement out of a Greenridge Mary grandaughter a few years back. He was bad to the bone. The guy that bought him ended up trading him for a used pickup (pop) ???. I keep saying Im going to go buy him back and resell him. He would really fit the bill these days. Times they are a changing.
turnpike said:I am buyer 291
shortdawg said:Funny what I got accused of doing when I was selling some of my purebreds and moving my program in the Plus direction. Turnpike saw a couple of my Plus females a month or so back.
trevorgreycattleco said:shortdawg said:Funny what I got accused of doing when I was selling some of my purebreds and moving my program in the Plus direction. Turnpike saw a couple of my Plus females a month or so back.
Really man? Not quiet the same thing is it? A top selling bull vs a cow that was suppose to be your cornerstone that ended up going down the road couple years later. Time after time one can find sale catalogs littered with these cattle. Nobodies fault really. Just proves that pedigree dont mean its good. Was that cow not capable of being bred to a different breed?
Im not going to argue with you again. Its just my opinion. Every cow I ever had that didnt work out for me went to town. Period.
Doc said:trevorgreycattleco said:shortdawg said:Funny what I got accused of doing when I was selling some of my purebreds and moving my program in the Plus direction. Turnpike saw a couple of my Plus females a month or so back.
Really man? Not quiet the same thing is it? A top selling bull vs a cow that was suppose to be your cornerstone that ended up going down the road couple years later. Time after time one can find sale catalogs littered with these cattle. Nobodies fault really. Just proves that pedigree dont mean its good. Was that cow not capable of being bred to a different breed?
Im not going to argue with you again. Its just my opinion. Every cow I ever had that didnt work out for me went to town. Period.
Not trying to get in the middle of this deal, but the gentleman that bought that AP cow actually called me the other night. He was bragging on how pleased with how she is doing & how good she looks. He is definitely glad shortdawg chose to selll her.
As far as the deal on pedigrees go , I would rather take a chance on an avg. cow with a good pedigree than a better cow with an unknown pedigree. For one thing her progeny will be easier to sell sight unseen & secondly the chance of that little better cow being a fluke & then she wouldn't be able to transmit the same phenotype .