
02/04/10, 03:27 PM
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Udderly Happy!
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Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Oklahoma
Posts: 2,830
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frenchy,
My first impression when I started reading your message was, "well, maybe it could be done." Then, when I read the part about them being former show heifers I decided, "no way". Show heifers are generally feed pretty heavy to fill them out well for the ring. By doing this, they usually end up with a lot of fat deposits around their mammory sytem and for the most part I've never seen any first calf ex beef show heifers be worth a hoot at making much milk. Just my opinion.
BTW, I'm fond of that cross. I've had a few in the past and they seem to add a lot of valued carcass to their calves and tend to grow some good hair for the show ring.
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