kfacres
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Doc said:What's the deal with sending open cows to the flush center? Maybe I am confused or just don't understand what you mean. It sounds like since the 3 cows were called open by the vet that you decided to send them to get flushed, is that right? Why would you want to further propagate cow families that cannot breed within the parameters set forth? Granted they turned out to be bred which is great but I am a bit disturbed by how you found out that they were bred. ???aandtcattle said:We will only get a couple of Wentworth calves this year. Should have been more but some of the cows he was with got shipped when the vet said they were open. That's when we found out that three others he said were open were well along in calf when we sent them to be flushed. Right now Wentworth is at the west coast seeing service at Circle M. We will get him back to use late spring, early summer! Wentworth's dam would get some of her muscling from Sterling II, he left them thick.
Because the cows that were with that bull , were called open. If he thought he had a sterile bull, then that wouldn't be the cows fault. He was taking the opportunity at what he thought was a bad situation & tryng to turn something around.
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if the bull was sterile, and the open cows were his (bull's) fault.. THEN WHY WOULD THEY SHIP OPEN COWS IN THE FIRST PLACE>>> seems to be talking in circles around this topic?