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😂😂 so a college vs thousands of longtime longhorn breeders involved in two registered longhorn associations?

I trust longtime breeders in longhorn groups on Facebook over your biased cherry picked data.

Or or, ask the breeders in the longhorn groups on Facebook and they will be gladly answering your question about the African Horn gene. 💁‍♂️

😂😂😂😂😂 Again, African Horn gene isn't that common in longhorn cattle. You're exaggerating it as usual.

Caustic burno is incorrect on African Horn gene being common in the longhorns. Only a small percentage of longhorns carrying the African Horn gene and they usually have watusi in the background.

Udder looks fine to me.

Any intact bull calves around her that time?

He appears to be healthy, just slow growing.

Knew a guy who bred his Galloway bull to several Holstein heifers for their first calf. The calves are smaller than Angus sired calves based by their birthweight.

good luck with figuring out who did to the calf. It could be coyotes or dogs.

No, us commercial guys didn't like bulls with high birthweight. I don't know where you get that idea that "we" prefer a bull with high birthweight...

Ship him out. It's hard to re-weaning older cattle..

Finally, the remaining cows gave us the heifers and three calves showing some promise as replacements but we will see in the fall.

I have never had a really long bull streak in the calving season. Out of 18 calves born this year, only two calves are heifers and we need heifers to replace the cows we're selling in fall. Just have 10 more cows to calving yet, so maybe they will give us heifers?

Hamburger her, we don't need more inferior individuals with her defect.

I had a cow that has fifth set of twins. Usually fraternal twins, judging by the colors of the calves. Twins can be a curse.....but if a cow can raise both calves then I would say you have an extra calf to sell.

Our sale barns will accept the mixed group if they are all same weight and sex. They usually sort off oddballs such as horned, frostbitten, longhorn/exotic markings or deformity.

Black calf out of a dexter cow and a Brahman x Zebu bull

Black Corriente, low birthweight Angus bull or Lowline bull.

It's a Dexter cow with a Dexter calf.