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:?: don't see the joke

Yes and no, remember genetics plays a part, most likely if you bred yellow cow to a dark bull you would get a fairly dark calf. And don't forget coralated responce, possably the dark animals were supirior when it came to economicle traits

Oh, I just was wondering, you see, I read that a while back and couldn't remember if it was r or m. I asked as Dunrovin Farm partially owns the great Victor x4 bull.

forgot me :(

Dun stands for Dunrovin farms, right?

I'm afraid dun that this is a much more popular battleground than your sniping thread.

The apology was sarcastic, also I have a bone to pick about beauty school, I'll never stand a chance :D .

Jeez, I'm glad I don't have to crawl in a hole after all. I would just like to apologize to socioty, apparently I've caused some unforeseen damage...

:D :D :D

Don't get ahead of your self! I have a lot of respect for women. I was refering to GP (ok I know it was corny, I just wanted to say something). I'm no sexist. Oh yeah, don't worry if I got out of line I'd get a whipping to rival any in Texas.

Here we go again... :roll: I agree though.

Of course porn has to do with "Political cows", it's political, and it seems, a bunch you are cows. Oh yeah, Oreo, you've got issues...

spammer :mad: .

Any relation to Victor?

My point is they're not the same thing, Milking Shorthorn are not Shorthorn, their not meant to be used as beef (exept dairy steers), so I can't see how your losing anything.

Oh @#%$! another one, go away dang it. :x

Call Me ignorant, but the Milking Shorthorn is a very old breed. Even if they were a part of the same herd book, the dairy strain had been bred seperately, how does that ruin the breed?

Easy tiger, she made mistake, everyone does it

As long as it's not Hereford, that ones already taken, "New York Black Baldie"

I'm sorry if I offended someone, but their is no good with a casino in your backyard, or having to pay their share of the school taxes...