Characteristics of Reproductive Tracts of Repeat Breeders in Cattle

The study observed the characteristics and assessed abnormalities in reproductive tracts of repeat breeders cattle. Fourty (40) herds were sampled during fifty seven (57) identified. animals had normal with good body condition scores (BCS) ranging from 2.5- 4.5. There was no correlation between ages (r = -0.4576. Higher number found within 3 -6. Variation not significantly associated. Physical behavioral were: crystal clear eyes; appearing more like a castrated bull; physically strong; active; vibrant; alert; stubborn; wild; temperamental; aggressive difficult to handle; very sensitive their environment have quick idea presence stranger which they show by having ears erect disposition signaling sign insecurity danger. They always appear as superior herds; could even be used draught or pack output. yield better meat compared none herds. Thus, most are sterile, oestrus cycle every 18-24 days but rather suffer lowered fertility resulting huge economic waste due services; reduced milk yield; wide calving interval culling rate. It concluded that results into yield,