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I'm looking for a good used squeeze chute and cattle handling equipment. I am in the central Texas area(Corsicana, Waco, Hillsboro). Thanks, wlw

Does this mean that Brangus cattle are really angus?

Hey Rob, Would you mind showing the pedigree of the heifer in the first picture? She resembles a pair that I bought at the all-star classic sale in 2003. I'm just curious if she is from the same blood. The sire on the cow she resembles was spittin' image. The sire of the dam was silverwood...

I did know the purpose of this action, but I didnt know the proper name. Good information to have. Thanks.

I'm not tryin to be rude or anything but before we argue about what a Braunvieh is lets just try to help the guy, if we can, make a choice on his cattle. ps. Brown Swiss are derived from Braunvieh. Braunvieh is an original breed wlw

I agree with ROB no thin butted Braunvieh here either. Most of the Braunvieh that have seen or owned tended to be better in the hind end than most other breeds. The bulls crossed with anything seemed to improve the butt, especially on a thin butted angus. :lol: wlw

The something looks to be Braunvieh. The white outline around the muzzle is what gives it away. This one should make outstanding freezer material.

Try either a fullblood or purebred braunvieh bull on your bwf females.

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Braunvieh X Angus Braunvieh X Hereford

nice bull

550

550

What does his pedigree look like?

What does the bulls pedigree look like?