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That's odd

Well it's a purebred. I've seen ones worse than that.

Go buy him.

He surely didn't look bad than most red Angus bulls I've seen. Actually better than the red calf of yours, no offense.

They're dandies, we have some local breeders that raises Fleckviehs and beef type Normande cattle. Their herd isn't that big but they surely take pride in their animals.

https://stcloud.craigslist.org/grd/d/no ... 85287.html That's pretty good looking bull for a Normandy.

Looks like it has a spinal deformity

It's a diluter gene, you can't have a hidden diluter gene as even one copy of diluter gene can shows in the animal (being grey).

I know a pig farmer will pick up pet food wastes from my work (pet food industry). We use a lot of pork for dog food and they all go to the hogs.

When we had hogs, we would feed them dead chickens (we live on a commercial broiler chicken farm) and filleted fishes and there isn't any single bone left after the hogs cleaned up.

https://minneapolis.craigslist.org/wsh/ ... 82812.html

I never understand the folks using dairy bulls on beef cows. Knew few people used dairy shorthorn, blue roan and montbéliarde bulls as a herd bull and put them on their beef cows....but these bulls are probably cheaper

https://fortsmith.craigslist.org/grd/6080020007.html Anyone wants a white Limousin bull?

:shock: perhaps he identified himself as a Black Angus?

It wasn't so bad looking for a dairy bull.

:???: His calves didn't have any white feet and even if they do, it wouldn't kill the calf prices. He's not bad bull.

He's worth $350 in this area.

At least he has more masculine than that black bull few posts ago.

Holy shyt that is most cow looking bull.

I agree with it.