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<blockquote data-quote="wildcatkit52" data-source="post: 1163520" data-attributes="member: 18755"><p>Actually, the longhorns are the most docile. The absolute worst are the animals from a line of one cow... Red one that was mostly Saler with some pied in her. The ones in have now are pretty good animals. Good over all attributes from all those breeds with the bad being the coloration of the horns. Only one cow has that coloration now and her last calf was from a neighbors horn bull. He will be going to the sale soon. As to the bulls on commercial herds, that is coming from a Beefalo breeder here in AR that says he gets a lot of commercial herders buying his animals for terminal bulls so that they are born easily, gain cheaply, and put on weight easily. The only common problem is the variation in color. He is specifically selecting his animals for black, as in none hitting the ground that are black can be purchased from him.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="wildcatkit52, post: 1163520, member: 18755"] Actually, the longhorns are the most docile. The absolute worst are the animals from a line of one cow... Red one that was mostly Saler with some pied in her. The ones in have now are pretty good animals. Good over all attributes from all those breeds with the bad being the coloration of the horns. Only one cow has that coloration now and her last calf was from a neighbors horn bull. He will be going to the sale soon. As to the bulls on commercial herds, that is coming from a Beefalo breeder here in AR that says he gets a lot of commercial herders buying his animals for terminal bulls so that they are born easily, gain cheaply, and put on weight easily. The only common problem is the variation in color. He is specifically selecting his animals for black, as in none hitting the ground that are black can be purchased from him. [/QUOTE]
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