Had a half/Sim half/BM cow this year have a black blazefaced calf out of what was supposed to be a homo black Sim bull. Anyway, the calf was obviously marked like his mama, except black. Don't know if this helps.......Bamabeef":1498c3si said:I have Hereford cows and Simmental cows, not X. It is my understanding that not all black Simmental bulls will produce black calves when used on spotted cows.
Bamabeef":23ngbqel said:I have Hereford cows and Simmental cows, not X. It is my understanding that not all black Simmental bulls will produce black calves when used on spotted cows.
The Meyers 7334 Bull
:shock: Boy, that would be a costly color pattern to take to the sale.txag":2iiv33yk said:......so basically, they may be spotted grey/white.
Texan":jo6xuy38 said:Had a half/Sim half/BM cow this year have a black blazefaced calf out of what was supposed to be a homo black Sim bull. Anyway, the calf was obviously marked like his mama, except black.
TheBullLady":1grsxx7y said:With a black Simmental bull on Herefords, I don't know what the percentage of white faced calves would be, but I don't think they would all necessarily have white faces.
I don't mind you asking, Cert. I'm kinda embarrassed, though. I'm not much good on naming bull names and numbers and stuff like most of you guys. But in this case I can. It was Neighbor's 1. Neighbor's 2 and Neighbor's 3 were both Chars.certherfbeef":2ixvjo9e said:Hey Texan, if you don't mind my askin', what was the bull that you used in the above mentioned post?
frenchie":3u6qvp31 said:I always thought the term Black Baldy applied to Hereford/Black Angus.
IMHO.......Is,nt it funny that so many want to be Black.![]()
with all the wanna-bees out there maybe theywill have to be described as angusXherefordfrenchie":3oalpmr4 said:Dun.........It just seems to me a lot of breeds want to hang on to Black Angus, Shirttail.
frenchie":259fbwhb said:Dun.........It just seems to me a lot of breeds want to hang on to Black Angus, Shirttail.