Re: Yes Cadillac!

Posted by Doug T on April 17, 2001 at 17:26:55:

In Reply to: Yes Cadillac! posted by Fred Albury on April 17, 2001 at 15:26:07:

: Cadillac has been shooting blanks, the offspring dont come out defective, but their is a high rate of infertility. I have experinced this with younger males, I just assumed it is because of his age, But now that I think about it, given the high rate of infertility, it may not be.
: I am in the enviable position of not haveing to rely on him, as I have other males and acess to other males from totally diffrent blodlines.
: And, a LOT of babies in Calif have his genes.
: As for the female, she was always small and despite heavy feeding and optimun conditions never grew much. She gets next year off.
: thanks for your kind comments, but I cant take credit for any sucess. All of that credit must rightfully go to God.

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: Fred

I think God would give you credit for paying attention to the animal's needs.

It would be interesting to see if temperatures, feeding, supplements or other environmental factors would change Cadillac's fertility. Just thinking out loud.

dt

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: : : Cadillac has been shooting blanks, the offspring dont come out defective, but their is a high rate of infertility. I have experinced this with younger males, I just assumed it is because of his age, But now that I think about it, given the high rate of infertility, it may not be. : : I am in the enviable position of not haveing to rely on him, as I have other males and acess to other males from totally diffrent blodlines. : : And, a LOT of babies in Calif have his genes. : : As for the female, she was always small and despite heavy feeding and optimun conditions never grew much. She gets next year off. : : thanks for your kind comments, but I cant take credit for any sucess. All of that credit must rightfully go to God. : : : : Fred : I think God would give you credit for paying attention to the animal's needs. : It would be interesting to see if temperatures, feeding, supplements or other environmental factors would change Cadillac's fertility. Just thinking out loud. : dt

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