I'm afraid Brangus gets a bad rap a lot of the time. Around here, anything black with some ear is called "Brangus."
> I believe not if it is a
> "true" Brangus. And I'm
> almost certain that the Int'l.
> Brangus Breeders Assoc. requires
> that the beast be polled in order
> to be registered.
> That being said, Ive seen a fair
> number of bulls that were
> purported to be Brangus but that
> had some horn (but not near as
> much as some of the "old
> time" Brahmans had); however,
> I suspect that they had both Angus
> and Brahman parentage, but were
> not true Brangus (which would be
> precisely 3/8 Brahman and 5/8
> Angus).
> I once owned a slightly horned
> "Brangus" bull, and he
> didn't often throw black calves.
> He was black, but I think he must
> have had a good bit less than 5/8
> Angus in him.