This message is from: Anton Voorhoeve <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> I don't know about fresh semen but frozen semen I would advise to forget it. I had 40 straws of top quality frozen semen from Holland producing only two foals. Vet's expertise is one problem but the life span of frozen semen is less than fresh semen. I bought a stallion and now four mares out of six are pregnant and one customer's.
GAIL RUSSELL wrote: > This message is from: GAIL RUSSELL <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Exactly how difficult is A.I? My understanding is that success rate depends > on a vet (or owner inseminator) who has some experience at it? I once tried > to A.I. a Scottish Highland cow. Well, it was easy with a Jersey cow - > probably from long lines of dairy A.I. cows. But the wild Scottish - no > way! Impossible to recognize her heat cycle, and she wasn't thrilled with > the palpation, etc. Eventually had to give up having > > > >This has only been done in one case that I know of. Most of the shipping > >is done within the US/Canada. It really isn't used that much. > > > >Mike > > > > > Gail Russell > Forestville CA > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
