dare3324
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If this has been covered I am sorry, but, I was unable to find it. I am looking for a son of GCC Augusta Pride 3127. Does anyone know of one and if so what is your opinion of him?
I believe that we have a grand daughter of this above mentioned Augusta Sunrise bull-- she herself, isn't much to look at- and pretty hard doing-- but we have a bred daughter of her's-- sired by Wildside= that is a rip...Jacob B said:WHR RT AUGUSTA SUNRISE 2107 ET, is listed as "WHRRT AUGUSTASUNRISE 2107 ET" on the website and his reg. number is *x4069170. But he is a son of the original ss augusta pride3127 cow not GCC Augusta Pride 3127. GCC ESQ AUGUSTA PRIDE 3 ET is the mother to Red LION, that cow is a GCC Augusta Pride 3127 x CF Solution. Hope this helps, still no bull calves out of GCC Augusta Pride 3127.
cbcfarms said:She throws LOTS of females. Weren't many, if any, bulls that I know of.
blackdiamond said:cbcfarms said:She throws LOTS of females. Weren't many, if any, bulls that I know of.
'SHE' doesn't have anything to do with it... Go back to basic genetics and learn who contributes x's and y's...
justintime said:blackdiamond said:cbcfarms said:She throws LOTS of females. Weren't many, if any, bulls that I know of.
'SHE' doesn't have anything to do with it... Go back to basic genetics and learn who contributes x's and y's...
I know the basic genetics very well, however, I have often wondered if some females could have some say in the sex of their calves., or is what I happened to see with one cow and her daughters just genetic chance? Several years ago, I had a cow that made me wonder about this. She had 8 calves in our herd... all were heifers. I kept 3 daughters in my herd, and none of them ever had a bull calf.... all heifers. 3 other daughters were sold in our production sales and I never heard of any male calves from them. The other 2 daughters did not go into production. Like I said, I understand how the genetics works, but was this just chance?
On another note, I also have seen some THC bulls that seem to pass the defect on to their offsrping at a higher rate than other THC sires do. Is this just by chance as well?
Agree whole heartedly with the last sentence of the last post. I learned in AA that admiting you have a problem is the first step to recovery ..blackdiamond said:justintime said:blackdiamond said:cbcfarms said:She throws LOTS of females. Weren't many, if any, bulls that I know of.
'SHE' doesn't have anything to do with it... Go back to basic genetics and learn who contributes x's and y's...
I know the basic genetics very well, however, I have often wondered if some females could have some say in the sex of their calves., or is what I happened to see with one cow and her daughters just genetic chance? Several years ago, I had a cow that made me wonder about this. She had 8 calves in our herd... all were heifers. I kept 3 daughters in my herd, and none of them ever had a bull calf.... all heifers. 3 other daughters were sold in our production sales and I never heard of any male calves from them. The other 2 daughters did not go into production. Like I said, I understand how the genetics works, but was this just chance?
On another note, I also have seen some THC bulls that seem to pass the defect on to their offsrping at a higher rate than other THC sires do. Is this just by chance as well?
luck for same reason that some cows never have heifer calves...
the 'hotter' THC and PHAC bulls, are also chance like most will tellyou, however, I ted to agrew with you and that some are hotter than tothers. My theory? The THC sperm are either faster, or stronger.. and therefore the clean sperm die, and the dirty ones hit the gg. Even though half the sperm are clean dnd half dirty-- if all the clean ones are dead or twisted-- then 100 percent of the sperm are carrier... just backwoods thinking from jack off though..