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A good resource for information regarding Aubracs is http://www.aubracusa.com. With all the talk about grain and fuel prices climbing even higher, I feel that the future for grass effecient cattle is extremely bright. However, If I didn't have access to forage focused genetics I wouldn't be in...

What are the hottest red simmi lines out there right now? What do u think of a remmington/reba mating?

I have never come across a brown swiss, jersey, or braunvieh with that much depth of body and pure performance

hey MIKEC I agree with you that data is essential in order to convince the nay-sayers! and we are talking about solid, good-doing cattle...not alpacas or any sort of rattite... cattle aren't a fad but why take my word for it? I dont claim to be an expert I'm just reporting my findings to see...

the video appears to show the forage effiency of the cattle... one would be hard pressed to find a group of cattle that can perform better on grass...some may perform at the same level, but most of the nation's cows would not be in that kind of shape on stockpiled range... and we all know that...

more like a brown swiss on steroids... and just because the cows are curious that automatically means that they get the coals poured to 'em by the feed truck?

So what do you all think of that footage? It appears to me that these cattle are in excellent condition for running on stock-piled native range in eastern Montana...their structure seems to be consistently good, and from what I've read on the aubracusa.com website these type of cattle are just...

Greetings fellow cattle producers and enthusiasts- I recently came across this video footage of these cows in Montana. The breed is called Aubrac and they are new to the United States. I am very curious to see what you think of these cattle. Here is the link-...