Quick time breeding with CIDRS

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frostback

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I pulled CIRDS on Monday PM and 3 did not respond. When I am supposed to put a straw in just in case? I cant remember, its been a long time on a tractor with a broken air conditioner.
 

red

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Frostback- here is a post from DL from another thread.

Quick answer - should cycle with cidrs...I'll tyr to explain (help me cowboy if I get confused! I have lost my marbles in the past )
imagine 21 cows - one for each day of cycle
day 0 heat
day 1 ovulate
from ovulation to day 6 - CL nonresponsive to lutalyse
day 6 to 15 ish lutalyse responsive CL\
day 16 to 20 should come in to heat naturally

so if you put in cidr for 7 days you should get everyone in the 0 to 6 range over to the CL responsive range
this is easier with a picture but I have to figure out how to get it here...
 

CAB

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  Frostback, from the spring 2007 ABS sire directory, after pulling cidrs @ 7days, heat ck & breed 72 to 84 hrs, anything that hasn't responded, inseminate & shoot with GnRH. That should be today sometime. Good luck. Brent
 

frostback

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Thank you that is what I thought,  and was looking for. When it cools down Ill get them done.
 
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