Sometimes people with small yards shoot themselves in the foot by culling so ruthlessly.
It is almost like they get brainwashed into the genre of "kill anything that can't be shown," which is ultimately a flawed way to do things.
Suppose some "hard culler" does that, and their great Champion they kept dies DG for his 5th ... or gets put down in a raid ... or gets stolen, etc. ... and they killed off all the other siblings? What then? Start all over with new blood?
By contrast, if that dogman had
placed the game bum with a friend or family member (or sold it to a beginner), he would
still have access to his good blood ... while if he killed off the others he would have none of it.
People who "assume" what they keep will "always be there" often regret their foolishness and find themselves in a bad spot ... while those who place stores of their blood
in other locations can always fall back on 2 important things: (1) they can still have access to their blood if they lose the better brother, and/or (2) they can still have access to their blood if they find the game bum
is the better producer 
In a nutshell,
"Waste Not, Want Not," as the saying goes ...
Jack
Originally Posted by CA Jack
Sometimes people with small yards shoot themselves in the foot by culling so ruthlessly.
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