B BRG Well-known member Joined Sep 12, 2005 Messages 1,352 Reaction score 0 Location NW SD Dec 20, 2005 #21 The white was on the original Red Angus too. So I am sure it was on the Blacks. It is something that we eliminated over the years.
The white was on the original Red Angus too. So I am sure it was on the Blacks. It is something that we eliminated over the years.
la4angus Well-known member Joined Jan 31, 2004 Messages 5,063 Reaction score 3 Location South La Dec 20, 2005 #22 His name Cupbearer came from having the white on his sack.
OP OP dun Well-known member Joined Dec 28, 2003 Messages 47,334 Reaction score 27 Location MO Ozarks Dec 20, 2005 #23 BRG":34oig196 said: The white was on the original Red Angus too. So I am sure it was on the Blacks. It is something that we eliminated over the years. Click to expand... Most of the white anyway. That's why it's still allowed on the udder at least. Don;t recall how far forward it's allowed on the belly dun
BRG":34oig196 said: The white was on the original Red Angus too. So I am sure it was on the Blacks. It is something that we eliminated over the years. Click to expand... Most of the white anyway. That's why it's still allowed on the udder at least. Don;t recall how far forward it's allowed on the belly dun
S southpaw Well-known member Joined Oct 19, 2005 Messages 45 Reaction score 0 Location PA Dec 20, 2005 #24 One of our herd bull has a little white on his underbelly. The herd he came from has some cows with a little white on the udder as well. Its uncommon in my experience but not un heard of.
One of our herd bull has a little white on his underbelly. The herd he came from has some cows with a little white on the udder as well. Its uncommon in my experience but not un heard of.
la4angus Well-known member Joined Jan 31, 2004 Messages 5,063 Reaction score 3 Location South La Dec 20, 2005 #25 dun":qf983gv7 said: BRG":qf983gv7 said: The white was on the original Red Angus too. So I am sure it was on the Blacks. It is something that we eliminated over the years. Click to expand... Most of the white anyway. That's why it's still allowed on the udder at least. Don;t recall how far forward it's allowed on the belly dun Click to expand... It's not allowed in front of the navel.
dun":qf983gv7 said: BRG":qf983gv7 said: The white was on the original Red Angus too. So I am sure it was on the Blacks. It is something that we eliminated over the years. Click to expand... Most of the white anyway. That's why it's still allowed on the udder at least. Don;t recall how far forward it's allowed on the belly dun Click to expand... It's not allowed in front of the navel.
