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    Female to male ratio

    How many females can be breed to 1 male? I know it depends on the male himself but what is the average?

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    On average, I breed my healthy adult males to 4-6 females. If he is a bit older and continues to eat throughout the season, could stretch it to 6-8. If he is younger or stops eating earlier, maybe only 1-2.
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    Re: Female to male ratio

    Depends on the male his size, how well you manage his breeding actuvity, whether he eats or not etc.

    Ideally I like to have 1.4

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    Re: Female to male ratio

    Thank you mates

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