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    Roan Brute

    Interisting pedigree. A little bit inbreding added to some old genetics. LIKE IT! My perfect formula! (clapping) (clapping) (clapping) (clapping)
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    Anybody at Louisville see Little Cedars Argentine bull?

    I saw a video from him. Looks better there. Pics are a trap sometimes.
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    Anybody at Louisville see Little Cedars Argentine bull?

    Testicles are a real problem on Argentinian Shorthorn.
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    Anybody at Louisville see Little Cedars Argentine bull?

    ::) ::) ??? ??? ??? :o :o :o Very differemt of what I can imagine!
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    Asterik free Shorthorn X Lincoln Red! Whats the scoop?

    Lincoln Red were form from red Shorthorn from Booth line. Used under big local cow from Lincolnshire. This cows had some dutch blood. Of course all run on 1800.
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    Asterik free Shorthorn X Lincoln Red! Whats the scoop?

    Yes, they are deep red. Horned or polled, mostly the cattle today are polled. Polled with Aberdeen Angus infusion on 40's and 50's.
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    Asterik free Shorthorn X Lincoln Red! Whats the scoop?

    LR are better option when compare to red Aberdeen Angus. Easy fleshing, good weight gain very docile. They never become dwarves, always kept a good size.
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    Lincoln Red influence, continued

    White House Donald is a pic share by me....don't remember the year. Possible 50's. LR are superb for weight gain. The problem on my view is the heavy hair that is hardy to shed in some animals as well as big teats that are hardy to calf suckle. Of course the new lines are minimize these...
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    Shorthorn History Buffs

    Well, a good post. Like it. Maybe some bulls from past if had the chance to be mate and used massivelly as many ones today, their performance could to be better. Also agree, some bulls on the past must to stay there, as well as must bulls from today never should to be entered on a semen company...
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    Shorthorn History Buffs

    :)
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    site...PROMINENT HERITAGE (NATIVE) SHORTHORN BULLS BORN PRIOR TO 1985

    8)
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    Color pattern in cattle

    Black white stripe faced.
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    Heritage Shorthorn Society

    The roan catch my attention.
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    Short legged, big barreled, non defective, mature at 1800-2000 lb bulls

    Not the right color, but right shape!
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    Short legged, big barreled, non defective, mature at 1800-2000 lb bulls

    Something like this guy?
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    NAME THE BULL!

    He was born in the USA and sold at a Canadian sale in the early 80's.
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    Saskvalley Yesterday

    Two months ago I inspected for registration some calves. The best one I saw were by Yesterday! A good surprise as I was saw some a year later with good shape as well, and this year Yesterday show some good consistence on progeny. The heifer were great....wide loin and meat until hook....wide...
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    Blenview Chaser 204C

    Duncraggan. Chaser was not my ask, Semex sent it as UNIQUE option. My first option - not the best one on my criteria for Brazil - was Cabrera. Our problem is the price for sale here. as we have a charge difference of R$ 3,5 x 1 USD, only cheaper bulls have a market here.....also, as Shorthorn...
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    NAME THE BULL!

    A north american show. Not Argentina.
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    NAME THE BULL!

    Who is he? Name the bull.
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