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    Re: getting to breeding size

    You can hope if you'd like. However, she going to do what she's going to do. Just about the time she gets to 1000 or 1110 grams and you think, "man here we go", that's when she goes off feed for 6 months. We have two that we thought would be ready to go by now. One is going on 3 years old and hovering around 1200 grams. The other one is sitting at about 1000 and currently off feed. Then we have a third that is younger than the 3 year old and she's good to go at almost 1600. It's a crapshoot. Here's hoping along with you that she cooperates.
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