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I don't think so.Half Angus half Char in SW Oregon are known as Smokies. They are light greyish. Could she be part Red Angus? Seems like people like Angus a lot these days
I don't think so.Half Angus half Char in SW Oregon are known as Smokies. They are light greyish. Could she be part Red Angus? Seems like people like Angus a lot these days
His sire was one of those Char x Corrs that someone forgot to cut. This calf looks just like they do.Part of the fun of buying sale barn cows, especially bred cows, is you never know what you'll get!!
This 4 yr old cow was called 7 months bred 2 weeks ago. Always fun to guess what bull bred the cow!
My buddy thinks charolais.
I'm not buying it. Calf is tiny. Like 60 lbs. And very dainty lil heifer.
If it had any kind of hump I'd think a brahma bull got her. But not enough ear.
Hmmmmmm
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It's the black on top of her head huh? Can't check for horn buds. Mamas a bit high strung....His sire was one of those Char x Corrs that someone forgot to cut. This calf looks just like they do.
The size, for one. Its head shape another. If I had to guess, the sire was out of a Corr cow with that coat pattern, diluted by the Char. The bull probably looked a lot like this calve only lighter, and no black on it. She may end up making you one hell of a cow. she appears to be healthy, and looks like she might be a little spunky.It's the black on top of her head huh? Can't check for horn buds. Mamas a bit high strung....
Yep! Shes a fiesty one!The size, for one. Its head shape another. If I had to guess, the sire was out of a Corr cow with that coat pattern, diluted by the Char. The bull probably looked a lot like this calve only lighter, and no black on it. She may end up making you one hell of a cow. she appears to be healthy, and looks like she might be a little spunky.
Curly calf syndrome?This is NOT a fun sale barn surprise. Bought at a fancy bred cow sale. I do not have the papers and it's not my cow. My friends cow.
This cow I really really liked. I had plans of talking him out of her next month. From what I can tell, just a stillborn. I really don't know and wasn't gonna get killed today. Funny, she's the gentlest girl over there too!
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If we can get her caught this weekend, I've got a super aggressive nursing steer we may try....
Almost looks like a really malformed calf. Lucky she delivered ok.
I don't know the cow. My plan is to try and check the calf tomorrow for abnormality. She SEEMED like she was ready for a fight. Super gentle cow beforehand. Wasn't gonna risk it with no other people with me. At first I thought maybe she was licking it trying to get it up and balled it up. But pictures seem otherwiseCurly calf syndrome?
I was going to say Braunvieh too…reminds me of a neighbour's calves and this is the breed he has. Nice cattle so a lucky catchDefinitely not a charolais.
To me, the cow looks like she could have a bit of braunvieh in her. The silver legs on the calf does seem consistent with the black braunvieh crosses I've seen, so that is my guess as to where the funny color came from
Looks more lumpy to me.Curly calf syndrome?