Posted by Dave from MN on December 06, 2011 at 07:41:25 from (75.94.148.103):
have a red beef bull(red angus/charlias/pinzgaur cross). about 19 months old. Was with the cows all mid-late summer. Bred them all. Was on pasture, no grain until we brought them back. Now he gets about a 3 gallon pail of the feed I posted the other day. Will he be any good for roast's and steaks? Or should I put him to hamburger and sausage? Some say once they are with cows and breed they get a bad taste. How long should I grain him, 30 -45 days? Is graining going to make a difference even? He was born here, raised here, and is a nice tame bull, but he is a bit short on length and height. Was going to go back to a red angus bull next year. Everything I do is freezer beef so black is not needed.
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