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NEMO | These bulls are already wanting to get to cows! They act like their testosterone is running high!!!
Feedback from past customers has been positive.
They may fall apart and melt in your environment, but would bet that they will last longer than a 2-300 pound overweight bull that has definitely been pushed hard.
While we are talking about condition of bulls, the ultrasound technician that scanned the bulls commented on the longevity of bulls. He said that some very prominent Angus breeders (he wouldn't name them and I respect that) told him that they don't want their bulls to last more than a year or two, that way they come back for more quicker. He also said he felt that was the wrong direction for the seedstock breeders to be going and I agree. This technician scans about 7000 head a year, so he talks to a lot of breeders. | |
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Anybody need a bull?
