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<blockquote data-quote="crossbreed" data-source="post: 1814292" data-attributes="member: 41765"><p>Agree and to each his own! I started with longhorn because the place we had would starve a char or angus and they thrived. As the place improved so did my cattle from crossing with brangus and now char. So far down the line now you can't tell the difference. We kept 3 pureblood because we like them. Running 30 momma's obviously we do it for our sanity from the office so we enjoy the farm. The longhorns are the easiest to care for (none) and folks love to come out and feed them. Never had a horn touch anyone and they know absolutely where that tip is! And they can scratch every inch of their body and that's fun to watch.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="crossbreed, post: 1814292, member: 41765"] Agree and to each his own! I started with longhorn because the place we had would starve a char or angus and they thrived. As the place improved so did my cattle from crossing with brangus and now char. So far down the line now you can’t tell the difference. We kept 3 pureblood because we like them. Running 30 momma’s obviously we do it for our sanity from the office so we enjoy the farm. The longhorns are the easiest to care for (none) and folks love to come out and feed them. Never had a horn touch anyone and they know absolutely where that tip is! And they can scratch every inch of their body and that’s fun to watch. [/QUOTE]
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