


dun wrote:Easier to name the ones that don;t, black Angus and Hereford. There may be a couple of the samller breed associaitons that don;t but I don;t know which ones. All of the continental breeds allow it, Red Angus allows it as does Shorthorn

TexasBred wrote:dun wrote:Easier to name the ones that don;t, black Angus and Hereford. There may be a couple of the samller breed associaitons that don;t but I don;t know which ones. All of the continental breeds allow it, Red Angus allows it as does Shorthorn
As far as I know the Brangus assn. doesn't allow it.

Kathie in Thorp wrote: Aren't Brangus the X of BA and Brahma? But they don't allow x-breds?


Kathie in Thorp wrote:Didn't know . . . was just asking/curious.

cow pollinater wrote:Kathie in Thorp wrote:Didn't know . . . was just asking/curious.
I hope I didn't ruin your plans to breed those new cows all to a brangus bull.

2oldtoquit wrote:In today's registered cattle breeds with so many black colored cattle can anyone name the breeds that allow breedup programs?




dun wrote:Easier to name the ones that don;t, black Angus and Hereford. There may be a couple of the samller breed associaitons that don;t but I don;t know which ones. All of the continental breeds allow it, Red Angus allows it as does Shorthorn

from the looks of that bull on craigslist,,, they allow you to breed downdun wrote:Easier to name the ones that don;t, black Angus and Hereford. There may be a couple of the samller breed associaitons that don;t but I don;t know which ones. All of the continental breeds allow it, Red Angus allows it as does Shorthorn

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