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A matter of interest.And?
The figures say not.Is he crap?
How about real life though?The figures say not.
If my neighbour bought him I’d be fencing and buying a riffleHow about real life though?
4 millionOK then @Ysgythan, you posted this at 4.28am, you've either been up all night 'cos you're either very excited about it or very worried about it, so give us the lowdown.......is it yours ....have you bred it .....have you bought it
What are his figures
If my neighbour bought him I’d be fencing and buying a riffle
Looks like @Kevtherev dropped a piano on it
The top index Texel ram lamb 2020. Posted without comment.
I'm genuinely curious.... will this tup supposedly have easy birthing offspring?So you don't like the look of him so his progeny obviously can't grow fast or have good muscling. Is that the point of this thread?
I'm genuinely curious.... will this tup supposedly have easy birthing offspring?
How fast/well his offspring grow is of zip consequence if they're going to get stuck up the spout.
you been looking over my gate?I've no idea and I quite agree. From the poor photo, I would be concerned about the width of his shoulder too, and would probably avoid him for that reason. However, his ebvs are an estimate of how his progeny will grow & flesh, and how well they will milk. With the exception of the lambing ease ebv, the rest of his ebvs make no attempt to tell you whether his lambs will all get stuck halfway out of the ewe.
EBVs are just a selection tool, to use alongside others. They won't tell you if his legs are so straight that they won't last more than 2 years, or if he has one bollock, or if he has crosseyes and a spotty head.
That is an awful photo, all it tells anyone is that it's a bad photo.
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Never fear, it`s all just a dream.....you posted this at 4.28am