Pics of some of our skunk cows

[pinzgauer1]

i remember reading a post awhile back refering to pinzgauer cross cattle as skunk cows so i thought i would post some pics.

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[Alice]

I like your cows, and of course that baby calf.

Let me ask a question, please, if you don't mind. Would this animal here be called a pinzgauer? When I bought him as a baby at the sale, he was, of course, called holstein (in Stephenville, everything is either a holstein or jersey), but I was told he was probably longhorn. However, somewhere along the way, he forgot to grow the horns.

Alice

 

[pinzgauer1]

alice
I believe he has pinzgauer in him from the tail and his coloration but i don't think he has a lot due to the markings on his face. pingauers will have a solid color face. i do like his looks with that bandido mask on

mike

 

[sidney411]

Is his name Robin or Batman?

 

[Alice]

Is his name Robin or Batman?

Believe it or not, his name is Batman.

Alice

 

[pinzgauer1]

one other thing he has the pink nose which is a pinzgauer trait. i forgot to mention that earlier.

mike

 

[Alice]

alice
I believe he has pinzgauer in him from the tail and his coloration but i don't think he has a lot due to the markings on his face. pingauers will have a solid color face. i do like his looks with that bandido mask on

mike

that mask is why I bought him...every now and then at the auction I see a calf that just strikes my fancy...and he did. Thank goodness he stayed healthy...just a few bumps in the road, but nothing major. He's a steer now, and much to my husband's and brother's chagrin, I pronounced that he's not going anywhere. He's a good natured animal...doesn't have horns...isn't agressive (altho any talking and neck scratching is done over the fence), he's taught I don't know how many babies to eat feed, and unless he all of a sudden weirds out, he'll live here forever.

Alice

 

[Alice]

one other thing he has the pink nose which is a pinzgauer trait. i forgot to mention that earlier.

mike

My husband and I have wondered for awhile if he might not have pinzgauer in him. Having bought him at the sale, which is mainly a dairy cattle sale, I have no idea where he might have come from. Thanks for the info.

Alice

 

[bubchub]

I like the udder on the second cow! :shock:

 

[Beefy]

i prefer the udder on the third cow.

 

[chrisy]

all nice looking cows and steers.

Alice is that your place it looks very nice in the background.

 

[VanC]

i remember reading a post awhile back refering to pinzgauer cross cattle as skunk cows so i thought i would post some pics.

Nice looking cattle, but I thought Pinzgauers were red. Are they crossed with Angus or something?

 

[Alice]

all nice looking cows and steers.

Alice is that your place it looks very nice in the background.

Yes mam, it is. When I took the pic the grass was still green...that was in May. No rain since then...you wouldn't recognize it as the same place were I to take a pic of that exact same spot now.

However, when it's green, it is a very nice farm. Thanks for the compliment.

Alice

 

[pinzgauer1]

vanc
yes pinzgauer are red and white the cows in the pics are some of our pinz cross cows.

 

[RedneckWoman]

Learn somethin new everyday. Never heard of those cows - they are really neat lookin! Are they considered dairy or beef?

 

[Herefordcross]

Something different, looks pretty darn neat to me! I would say that calf would be Batman

 

[bubchub]

i prefer the udder on the third cow.

Your post mde me relook. The second cow's is bigger but it looks like the third cows will hold up much longer.

 

[Herefordcross]

THis is great, one of the few occupations in the world where we can look at boobs and not get slapped for it