I'm not into a lot of them,, but I like looking at good ones of any breed ...those are nice..NonTypicalCPA":2voxx25a said:
Thanks again for telling me that again. Doesn't a bull being homozygous black mean it should be black and produce black offspring? I've never seen a registered black Angus have any white besides around the udder. And those that do shouldn't be called black Angus, they are Angus with some white on the belly.Jeanne - Simme Valley":glphgg5k said:The white on face, bellie, legs, tail, spots - has absolutely NOTHING to do with whether or not an animal is homozygous for a color (red or black). That is genetics 101 - totally different genes. You can even have a homozygous black cow/bull that is grey/chocolate. The animal is homo blk (carrying two black genes) but is ALSO carrying the diluter gene which trumps the actual color on a black animal. Diluter gene may or may not make any change in color on a red animal - which, of course, is homo red - all red cattle are carrying two red genes.True Grit Farms":glphgg5k said:Almost as bad as claiming the animal is homo black and it having a white face.Jeanne - Simme Valley":glphgg5k said:I honestly don't even LOOK at the milk EPD's. Never have.
Lucky_P":kmwh8hao said:
Supa Dexta":3q8nhfya said:And what old colours are those? Holstein?
But, your talking to the wrong people,,the breeders would all love to raise the ""color-breed"" they like...that calf of luckys is nice, but too much white..the buyers see it a say,it's got a lot of so and so in it...it won't finish the same as this group I'm putting together...Bright Raven":3mcxszv8 said:Supa Dexta":3mcxszv8 said:And what old colours are those? Holstein?
It was humor. The whole thread is an expos'e on the absurdity of the value put on colors.
You will and for generations to come.ALACOWMAN":1oqxjvqg said:Lord willing,be seeing some color in my herd next spring....from my new herf bull..
That's One of my breeding dreams, using a fleck on Beefmaster cows.....Lucky_P":3kjqgmwx said: