bull named why lie

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crushertown

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Anyone know of the status or whereabouts of the bull named why.  He was at Denver in 2010 and was a who made whoxgalloway.
 

crushertown

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Till hill your my hero lol. Thanks a lot for the help.  His mother and eye candy mother are half sibs from what I remember but why lie is clean on both th and ph unlike eye candy.
 

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After clicking on the link, the name does make sense and would be encouraged to use him based on that information alone!  <beer>

 

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crushertown said:
Till hill your my hero lol. Thanks a lot for the help.  His mother and eye candy mother are half sibs from what I remember but why lie is clean on both th and ph unlike eye candy.
I knew I knew that name too and couldn't find him in a book this am waiting for truck to warm up and I only had to look once on the internet and found him. Wasn't real tuff! Does look like a awesome breeding piece. I'm going to use some of HAB's Pericles and Moto Moto on some of my THC stuff this year.
 

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Here is a Why Lie son named No Partners.  Why Lie X (Galloway X Hereford) cow.

Till-Hill thanks for using Blegen Galloways bulls.
 

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crushertown

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Hab thanks for the pictures of one of his sons.  Could you remember birthweight on him and how old he is in this picture.  Appreciate the help.
 

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No Partners is a coming 4 yr old I believe.  He would have been out of Why Lie's first calf crop.

Not sure what his BW was, but know he was used on heifers.
 
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