trevorgreycattleco
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Wow look at the shorties! Cool.
1. Shorthorn
2. Black Angus
3. Red Angus
4. Hereford
5. Charlois
1. Shorthorn
2. Black Angus
3. Red Angus
4. Hereford
5. Charlois
Breeds of animals
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Bradenh
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1. charolais
2. maine anjou
3 chianina
4. gerts!!!! even to not listed (we raise em)
5. simmi
2. maine anjou
3 chianina
4. gerts!!!! even to not listed (we raise em)
5. simmi
SFASUshowman
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1)Simmental
2)Club Calves
3)Hereford
4)Chi Crosses
5)Charolais
2)Club Calves
3)Hereford
4)Chi Crosses
5)Charolais
aj
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In theory...different breeds are developed for different uses. 1.Durham Reds 2.Red Angus 3.Shorthorns 4.Gelbviehs and simmis(they were developed on the same mountain) 5.Angus
Cowfarmer65
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1. Shorthorn
2. Speckle Park
3. Herefords
4. Traditional Simmentals........not the blacks and reds of today or the Flecs.
5. Angus
2. Speckle Park
3. Herefords
4. Traditional Simmentals........not the blacks and reds of today or the Flecs.
5. Angus
Silver
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aj said:
How did I know that was coming (lol), everyone gets to have there own preference
Aussie
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1.Black Angus (its good to have cattle with a demand) 
2.Charolais
3.Hereford
4.Red Angus
5.Simmentals
and crosses of above
2.Charolais
3.Hereford
4.Red Angus
5.Simmentals
and crosses of above
shorthorn 101
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shorthorn
hereford
angus
specle park
limousin
hereford
angus
specle park
limousin
upthecreek
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Shorthorn
Speckle Park
Angus
Hereford
Limousin
Speckle Park
Angus
Hereford
Limousin
taylor tay
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It seems that allot of people like shorthorns. Anyone else want to answer?
garybob
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HAB said:1. Galloway
2. Angus
3. Red Angus
4. Shorthorn
5. A cross with 1/2 Galloway and any or all of the above.
[/quote I agree, so ong as it's a red or black Galloway. Even with endophyte-infected fescue and hot summers, Ol' Cecil Meek had a set of cows that were half Angus/ half Galloway, that were shaggy as Hiland cattle in January and slick as Brangus in June. Wonder what a red Galloway sire and a Dover Ranch Shorthorn dam would produce?
GB
rkmn
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1. Hereford
2. Angus
3. Simmental
4. Maine
5. Shorthorn
2. Angus
3. Simmental
4. Maine
5. Shorthorn
flacowman
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Charolais
Angus
Simmental
maine
Shorthorn
Angus
Simmental
maine
Shorthorn
Rocky Hill Simmental
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1.) Simmental
2.) Angus
3.) Gelbvieh
4.) Charolais
5.) Maine Anjou
I like like limousines and salers but I can only chose 5.
But simmental is my most favorite.
2.) Angus
3.) Gelbvieh
4.) Charolais
5.) Maine Anjou
I like like limousines and salers but I can only chose 5.
But simmental is my most favorite.
HAB
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garybob said:HAB said:1. Galloway
2. Angus
3. Red Angus
4. Shorthorn
5. A cross with 1/2 Galloway and any or all of the above.
[/quote I agree, so ong as it's a red or black Galloway. Even with endophyte-infected fescue and hot summers, Ol' Cecil Meek had a set of cows that were half Angus/ half Galloway, that were shaggy as Hiland cattle in January and slick as Brangus in June. Wonder what a red Galloway sire and a Dover Ranch Shorthorn dam would produce?
GB
If you have the cows, I have semen on two black bulls that are red carriers, we could find out.
Lakeshore Show Cattle
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Way to leave out Pinzgauers. I know many people dont initially think of them but we are out there and not going anywhere
shortyjock89
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Lakeshore Show Cattle said:
Just curious, what would you say the main advantages to running Pinzgauer cattle are?
taylor tay
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Oh sorry I will add them
DRB
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1) Shorthorn
2) Shorthorn plus (or cross)
3) Speckle Park
3) Devon
4) Angus (both colours)
5) Solid commercial cows
2) Shorthorn plus (or cross)
3) Speckle Park
3) Devon
4) Angus (both colours)
5) Solid commercial cows
