QDM- Effect of breeding related stress
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#72
Nontypical Buck
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Boy oh boy this is getting redundant. Yes, I believe high densities resulted in increased stress and smaller racks. This opinion is consistent with research done by several experts. Please scroll back in this post, you will find my opinion is supported by data collected by Snavely, Ozoga, and Alsheimer.
I can't make it any more cut and dry than that. You say produce the data, I say open your eyes and realize I've already put forth the findings of several studies; beyond that I don't know what I can do.
#73
Bluebird...every other post you make undermines the credibility of the pgc and claims they don't know what they're talking about. Yet now you base your entire claim off data that the pgc collected. It seems to me you pick and choose when to use the pgc's data. If it's in line with your opinions it cannot be questioned; and god forbid it disagree with you opinion, at that point their just a bunch of idiots with unreliable data.
Make up your mind bluebird, if the pgc dosen't know what they're talking about, then you should probably find another source of data to refute my claims.
Make up your mind bluebird, if the pgc dosen't know what they're talking about, then you should probably find another source of data to refute my claims.
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Yet now you base your entire claim off data that the pgc collected. It seems to me you pick and choose when to use the pgc's data.
#75
Please feel free to provide any data you may have that refutes the PGC data. Furthermore, I don't pick and choose PGC data as you claim. I use all of the PGC data whether or not it supports my position. But, you don't even have a clue what the PGC data might be, yet you criticize me.
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What data did you provide? The answer is you provided zero data. What you provided was theories and opinions that were not supported by any data. It is easy to have nice theories and opinions that support what you want to believe, but unless you can provide the data that supports your position , you have no basis to refute the opinions of others who have the data to support their position.
I have the data and you don't have squat to support your opinions..
I have the data and you don't have squat to support your opinions..
#78
At this point I'm going to ask you not to reply to this thread anymore, for the simple reason that I want it to remain on topic. Thank you, good day.
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[QUOTE]No, in the case of Ozoga and Verme's reseach I provided the RESULTS OF THEIR EXPERIMENT, NOT THEORIES. But I guess their findings weren't supported by data that meets your mystical threshold for what's relevant and what's not (sarcasm).
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but you can't apply the results of their research to the actual data that is provided by the pGC , which makes their theories and results irrelevant to what is happening in PA.
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but you can't apply the results of their research to the actual data that is provided by the pGC , which makes their theories and results irrelevant to what is happening in PA.
Last edited by bluebird2; 12-28-2009 at 02:48 AM.


