County Fare went back on line in mid October. We have one bred to him right now. Bred her October 19th out of the 1st collection they sold. Will see here in a few days if she is bred.

War Fare is a Stress Carrier.

<t>Tman,<br/> <br/> I'm surprised with you thinking Randy would recommend Perfect Storm over Grizz.<br/> <br/> I just called Randy on Friday and asked him about both the boars. We have a Hawkeye Gilt out of a Bruiser sow that we baught from Randy last spring. I asked him which one to use and he told...

<t>I agree! I don't use more than 2 doses per sow or gilt. I have a very specific regiment that I go by and it has done wonders for our conception rates. I check for heat 2 times a day, usually at 6 am and 6 pm. (before and after work). On gilts, I wait until the gilt is standing solid to back press...

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<t>I haven't used him, but did talk to Randle last week about him and Bear Hug (Huggy Bear son). He said that the Concept boar should be used on larger framed hamps that need to be moderated, stoughtened up and thickened up.<br/> <br/> The Bear Hug boar is a little bigger framed and taller fronted. ...

<t>We were one of the few to use War Fare. We had 2 litters and my dad had 2 litters. Ours were out of crossbred sows and my dad's were out of purebred york sows (one Ton daughters).<br/> <br/> the one crossbred litter was just OK. The sow didn't really match up to him that well. However, the other ...