To the point of the OP, this kind of stuff happens all the time. Whether it was on the up and up or a shady deal, how would anyone be able to prove it one way or the other. As many have said, how does it affect your marketing of your product? Most that b**** and complain on here about Sully, really don't have a thing to do with his business and those types of cattle. Let SULL, CF, CYT, and the rest trade banners, and if the rest of the Shorthorn breeders would just create stock that makes money for you, your neighbors/customers instead of trying to chase the aformentioned group's type of cattle, that would be a step in the right direction.
To the sideshow that has hijacked this thread, Justin, can someone come to Hoopston tomorrow(or are you showing her at the state preview show?) to see the Crystaleen heifer? Jody, you stole my thunder on Justin's perception of outcross. It seems the idea of outcross is thrown out there when something needs to be sold, especially something sold to someone that buys based on salesmanship rather tha
Olson Family Shorthorns said:
outspoken said:
Olson Family Shorthorns said:
That heifer is an Ace of diamonds x fortune, so she's fairly outcross to most of the stuff winning right now too.
I didn't know that a AoD/ Improver 57/ T90/ Trump/ Rodeo Drive-- was '
fairly outcross' to anything- let alone what's winning. Fortune is a Improver 57/ T90--- isn't that virtually every pedigree of the sire of every show winner at Louisville?
Just what does 'outcross' really mean? Does it mean different for 3 generations- 5? Completely different on the reg paper, but the same ole same ole off of it? Completely different throughout? Does it mean just use genetics from 30 years ago?
The only way to get outcross I guess- is crossbreed.
Haters. Gonna. Hate. For real though, I've had it with this site. For a while again. If anyone cares to talk to me, pm me or you probably have my number. This place is a joke anymore with all the hate of success and shorthorns that aren't obscure, irrelevant animals.