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2016年2月4日 · 7,076. Reaction score. 8,420. Location. Clark County, KY. May 13, 2016. #1. I posted a day or so ago about finishing a steer for beef, also have a 13 month old Angus bull with less than desirable hind legs and feet, and I don't want to use him or sell him for breeding. Wife said this afternoon, maybe we should sell the steer and feed out the bull.
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2005年5月24日 · I wean the calves @ 6 mts. If a intact bull calf is born @ 90lbs with 6 mts growth at 2 1/2 lbs per day it will weigh 547.50 lbs. An implanted steer should (and according to my records, does) weight in at the same weight. 547.50 lb bull @ $1.05 = $574.88.
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2009年6月12日 · Reaction score. 32. Location. MO Ozarks. Aug 1, 2011. #16. There is a difference between an old bull and a young bull or steer. The old bull has more flavor. A yearkling or even a 2 year old you probably aren;t going to be able to tell the difference, but if you cna you may like the bull better.
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2009年9月14日 · The fact that they are both Angus has nothing to do with anything. Common sense should tell you that, assuming they have similar bone structure, the 1400 lb bull will produce more beef than an 1100 lb steer. The question you should be asking is which one will produce the better beef, and that is determined by the age of the bull, whether or not ...
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2005年10月20日 · 23. Location. south GA. Mar 2, 2018. #9. I believe you will find, all things being equal, steers will deposit more fat and marbling than bulls, especially if taken to full finish. 800 lb. live weight is probably a wash on one vs. the other. 800 lb.hanging weight would be a …
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0. Mar 6, 2007. #2. This might sort of answer your question: "The finishing performance of heifers is lower than steers or bulls and they require more feed energy to achieve the same growth rate as steers or bulls. Heifers cannot match the growth rate potential of males, so finishing systems must take account of the biological limitations that ...
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2006年10月31日 · The main reason the US beef industry steers the male calves is for handleing and convenience while raising and feeding. A bull calf and a steer raised and fed the same will be the same. The bull calf may have less trim. A 1400 pound bull will produce more meat then a 1100 pound steer. We don't know how their fed so we can't predict the quality.
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Jul 30, 2008. #11. shorty":1aqssbax said: A bull won't have as much fat as a steer and won't have the marbling a steer will have. That marbling adds to the flavor of the meat . I like lean meat. A little marbling is ok but not excessive. Mainly I see it as something that makes smoke when it …
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2006年2月14日 · 4,132. Reaction score. 1. Location. Oklahoma. Jul 31, 2007. #1. Which will gain more weight in a 8 month period given these variables: Bull vs Steer. cross breeds; born on the same day; both left with their mommas until weaned at 6 months old; fed out and put in a good pasture until 8 months old.
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2005年5月24日 · I wean the calves @ 6 mts. If a intact bull calf is born @ 90lbs with 6 mts growth at 2 1/2 lbs per day it will weigh 547.50 lbs. An implanted steer should (and according to my records, does) weight in at the same weight. 547.50 lb bull @ $1.05 = $574.88 547.50 lb steer @ $1.10 = $602.25 Very rarely do I get paid $26.37 for a few minutes work.