Blues on jersey crosses

Purli R

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Sorry missed that, Er probably easy enough on dairy coos. Polled will have its advantages obviously. Disadvantages will be that the calves are likely to be as plain as fek, as that seems to be a polled trait & I think that will be so, for all l polled breeds AFAIK. Dont think all calves will be polled would have to PP after its name not just P.
 

AGN76

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north Wales
Sorry missed that, Er probably easy enough on dairy coos. Polled will have its advantages obviously. Disadvantages will be that the calves are likely to be as plain as fek, as that seems to be a polled trait & I think that will be so, for all l polled breeds AFAIK. Dont think all calves will be polled would have to PP after its name not just P.
Thanks, yeah it's major drawback atm the lack of muscling from Polled Bulls
 

GenuineRisk

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Somerset
Sorry missed this too. would agree with @Purli R re muscling etc although Ideale Blackbeard, who is homozygous for polled, does throw more muscle. We’ve a baby white/blue bull calf out of NewPole Harriet (Kojack, Kudos, etc) by him, who is looking pretty promising (already optioned). It was nice not having to dehorn him! He’ll only be heterozygous for polled though. We one or two more on board 🤞🤞.
 

AGN76

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Location
north Wales
Sorry missed this too. would agree with @Purli R re muscling etc although Ideale Blackbeard, who is homozygous for polled, does throw more muscle. We’ve a baby white/blue bull calf out of NewPole Harriet (Kojack, Kudos, etc) by him, who is looking pretty promising (already optioned). It was nice not having to dehorn him! He’ll only be heterozygous for polled though. We one or two more on board 🤞🤞.
Thanks for that, I will wait for a Pp Newpole I think, better the devil you know!
 

GenuineRisk

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Location
Somerset
Well, NewPole Remarkable Pp left the farm today heading for Cogent, along with NewPole Reggie, both out of NewPole Harriet. Remarkable was naturally calved out of his South Devon recip dam. Hopefully they both pass their calving surveys over the coming months.
 

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