In my other life as a registered holstein guy, I loved our Glenafton
Enhancers. We also used AI sons of his and our own sons and
Grandsons. We have holsteins right now with Enhancer in their
pedigree 4 times. Alot of my favorite crosses come from Enhancer x NZ
jersey. People in the East hated them because of feet and legs but we
had far less problems with the then anything with Mark in the
background. Also really like Willow Farm Rockman Ivanhoe. Reccently I
really appreciate the tremendous will to milk of the NZ jersey bull
Fjord.
Brad Cowan
Astoria, Oregon
On Jul 1, 2006, at 6:53 PM, William Burgess wrote:
> Hi Everyone
>
> Well since I'm sick of studying, and I love genetics so much, I
> thought I'd ask the question of what are some of your favourite
> bulls over the years - the ones with daughters that make you smile
> as they walk into the parlour, or perhaps never pose a problem and
> so are barely ever noticed. Bulls that if you could go back in
> time you would just about mate your whole herd to them!!! (They
> can be from any country).
>
> Brightwater DC Carl is on my list, his daughters were extremely
> capacious, always in top condition, our best producers, and lasted
> ages.
> Dawsons Belvedere is another favourite. And also Gloaming SS
> Forever and Williams Lord Norman. (I don't know the older bulls
> too well).
> Oh and Numans Lord Nelson (since we bred him!!!) ;)
>
> I have a lot of current favourites, but they havent stood the test
> of time yet have they!!
>
> I must say I know 'Hugo' is one of the most popular Friesians, but
> i find that his daughters have a tendency to look very tall, thin
> and hairy, which I find unappealing, they dont have much of a show
> cow look to them.
>
> Well this should be intersting!
>
> Michelle.
>
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