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RE: San Diego Gophers - limburgs & borre

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Posted by: jcherry at Wed Dec 9 06:32:24 2009   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by jcherry ]  
   

Shannon,

You are exactly right about what was done with the original animal. But the second verse is that they then were bred to locale specific animals from around the Borrego area. And produced hets, then the two separate lines were split by using the hets back to the orginal lines which produced specific animals with the separate themes and genetics.

Which could only manifest the different phases individually. I am doing a lousy job of explaining what I was told about them and we will see what is produced thru some trials I will do in the next few years. Which will be interesting for me anyway. I will know if the story that came with them in fact true in a couple of breedings and raising of those animals.

In the mean time I love looking at the two separate phases as they are so different. I like the T animals the most personally.

And yes I know the picture is not a pit, just wanted to add something I like looking at also. LOL



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