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we have baldies also but i don't have a camera or a way to post them. a few of our calves were baldies. most solid black and one silver/gray.

good steer. like others have said, more butt too him. also, maybe its just the pic or my eyes, but is he starting to bloat?

:nod: what he said. i would assume that it would hold true for all mammals and animals. i don't know though, so someone else, as ryder said, would better explain it.

from what i remember of Biology, it depends on dom-dom, dom-rec, rec-rec. i.e. CC, Cc, or cc. if male, let's say CC, is crossed with female Cc, then you get 1)CC 2) Cc 3) CC 4) Cc. so all of your calves will get curly. if you crossed a CC with a cc then you would still get curyly, only in...

our across the river neighbor has a couple (or more) bulls similar, but they are watuse (sp?). mostly the black and white. he's got a couple that have some pretty impressive horns on them. fairly friendly though, on the whole. nice to look at from a distance anyway.

sorry, i was offline then and this comp here doesn't allow much. i'm at work, can't ya tell. :lol: try just email and i'll see what kind of 'bad' advice i can give ya.

Katherine, do you have a USB cable? the USB cable has flat plug-ins on both sides. has a little pic on it of 2 cables. that should plug into your camera on one end and comp on the other. software should have come with camera, if not you can always find it in a store. you should just be able...

i don't like herefords at all, but since he wants to know, just thought he should start the convo off with his example and pride and joy. :)

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ya know, i think you're right. :lol: it's kinda funny cuz on the other side of the river from us they have all the rattler problems. may have to sell them some king snakes. ;-)

we aren't having problems over here. actually, to be honest, i've never even seen a rattlesnake around here. i know some who have, but about the only snakes i see are bull/king snakes. good luck with your prob.

ya mean female? ladies don't talk like that.

i agree with both. and just from my point of view, what all of us say on the board is mostly biased. we are stating our opinions and for the most part we're biased in our own favor. that doesn't mean we can't understand where someone else is coming from or try to see their point of view and...

nope, not if i get there first. :D

http://www.cattlerange.com/cattle-graph ... mbers.html this link won't quite work now, but if you enter this in the search bar at ask.com it will come up with this result it is the one titled "All Cattle and Calves by State..." found another'n http://www.cattlerange.com/cattle-graph ...

i did a search on ask and came up with this: Q: Which state produces the most beef cattle annually? A: Ranking for total cattle: Texas, Kansas, Nebraska, California, Oklahoma Ranking for Beef Cows: Texas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Nebraska, South Dakota Ranking for Cattle on Feed...

are they out of the same bull? that red one sure looks small for its age, unless its just my eyesight and camera angle.

Thank you :D

Thanks for the tip. i have read those articles, however, and that's not quite what i'm looking for. mainly i'm looking for why they are similar and why they are different. Thanks again, Chloe

Can anyone tell me what the main differences are in red angus and hereford cattle are? i've been through a number of the search engines and all i can find are the origins, which is useful, but not quite what i'm looking for. i'm writing a dividing and classifying essay for my comp class and...