Has anyone been really surprised at how long it took after you stopped actively pairing a male and female that you actually got a successful ovulation? Kevin's book says about a month is the longest sperm will stay productive in a female. Is that pretty much the norm? Not questioning his knowledge one bit, but there are always exceptions to every rule. My season is pretty much done. My temps are almost the whole way back to normal and my male is really calmed down. But I still have 4 females that I haven't physically witnessed an ovulation from. And I'm, of course, questioning if I did something wrong over the last 7 months. Thanks. Ryan.

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• Length after breeding you can get ovultn - RyanT, Tue Mar 27 10:09:30 2007
• RE: Length after breeding you can get ovultn - CoreyWoods, Tue Mar 27 11:05:44 2007
• RE: Length after breeding you can get ovultn - prprjp, Tue Mar 27 11:09:32 2007
• RE: Length after breeding you can get ovultn - CoreyWoods, Tue Mar 27 11:54:46 2007
• Thanks a lot Corey, and all... - RyanT, Tue Mar 27 13:30:37 2007
• RE: Length after breeding you can get ovultn - anthony james mc, Tue Mar 27 11:30:26 2007
• RE: Length after breeding you can get ovultn - morphdepot, Tue Mar 27 12:50:32 2007
• my breeding stats for this season - XtremeXteriors, Tue Mar 27 13:33:38 2007