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ya...from the same planet but different part of the world.. :D

Thnx slick4591..:-)

Its like " Sun Tar Gert True Dis"

Haha.. I hope too..:-) can someone upload the pics of Bali cattle. I have them in my comp but am still struggling to learn " how to upload photo"..:-0

Thnx a lot dun..:-) i will try to crossbreed him with a group each of horned cows and polled cows with varieties of colour. Will update the forum of the outcome.

Hi all! I am new here. I have a Brangus bull aged 2 yo and it is not so black like other Brangus. I just purchased it from a local barn here in Malaysia. The problem is it comes with horns whereas the standard of Brangus that I know shall never have horns. I must say that it is a cross one. My...

I have tried crossbreeding limo with my domesticated Kedah-Kelantan cows. Its a Malaysian local breed. The result turned out to be quite okay especially in terms of body length, temperament and hardiness.

I once had this twin experience with my Charolais X by AI. Gave birth to twin Bali Cattle..both died after survived for 2 days..:-(

I am waiting for the result of crossing my Red Brangus with my white Brahman Cows... I guess and hope they will be shiny red..:-)

I agree with you.. I hv tried Red Brangus with my domesticated cows and the outcome is fantastic. Apart from the enhancement of the carcass they stand to be hardy as well. But there are not many Red Brangus here in Malaysia.

Why dont you try Brahman on your heifers.. Good temperament and hardy too. Then cross the offsprings with Angus to get the carcass. IMHO

I once noticed a Brangus bull with white patches around the testicle area...

I humbly think that you meant 'Guar' instead of 'Gaur'..:-)

Yes.. They are nice looking cattle. But I heard that they cant be crosbred with other breed.