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Posted by C.C. on December 26, 1999 at 01:43:14 from (208.0.21.23):
This might not be the right place to ask this question, but you guys know everything else so here goes. I'm getting ready to buy three registerd purebred polled Hereford heifers that are suppose to calve this spring. They were bred to either a registerd purebred polled Hereford or Blck Angus Bull. They were preg checked safe 10/99, aproximate weight is 850-900lbs each, and all came from extremely good bloodlines that have produced well for the last several years. I feel they are abit pricey, but worth it($2200 for all three, includes about 350 mile delivery), just wondering what you guys thought and if you felt they were worth it. Thanks for the input. Casey P.S. Hope everyone had a very merry Christmas and will have a safe and happy New Year.
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