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@Wild Cattle- Do you think you know everything? Cause last time I checked you didn't know everything. Who do you think you are? Obviously if they own cattle they know something about them. @Ingeclody- I would just find them and have the butcher come out. @Stocky- That might not always work...

We had the same thing with a Pinzgauer steer about 2 years old. High-headed as can be, went through all the fences when trying to catch him, had the whole herd of cows with him, and one of our heifers was always around him and she turned just like him. We finally had the butcher come out and...

I would have Pinzgauer's. They are very docile, easy to work with. And they have very lean meat that is well marbled.

I would go with Pinzgauer. They have very lean meat that is well marbled, and are very docile animals. And have beautiful markings.