Randall Cattle?

[MikeC]

Whassup wit these cattle?

http://www.randallcattleregistry.org/forum/index.php

 

[dun]

Thats apretty goofy site! Is it just about oxen?

http://www.randall-linebacks.org/

dun

 

[dun]

Thats apretty goofy site! Is it just about oxen?

http://www.randall-linebacks.org/

dun

So what kind of cattle are these? :?:

4 legged ruminants

 

[Gale Seddon]

They're a rare breed, on the "critical list" with the ALBC:

http://www.albc-usa.org/randall.htm

There's a gentleman who's posted here before who has some, but, for the life of me, I cannot recall his name...will probably shout it out at 3 AM or something.

 

[Gale Seddon]

Horace Baker! He's been on here, but not lately that I've seen.

 

[Beef11]

I like randy cattle. They seem to be pretty reproductively efficent.

 

[TxStateCowboy]

they look just like my angus x longhorn cows...

 

[dun]

They're a rare breed, on the "critical list" with the ALBC:

http://www.albc-usa.org/randall.htm

There's a gentleman who's posted here before who has some, but, for the life of me, I cannot recall his name...will probably shout it out at 3 AM or something.

What is the ALBC?

If you look at either of the links that havebeen attached you would get the information.

American Livestock Breeds Conservancy

dun

 

[Gale Seddon]

Thats what I thought. Knew they couldn't be very important.

I find it difficult to believe that anyone would say that. Rare breeds…whether cows, sheep, goats, equine, or poultry…are a part of this country's agricultural heritage; they helped MAKE this nation -- as work animals on farms, as transportation, and as food! And Cowboy13, the livestock you raise and show owes its very existence to some of these heritage breeds and to summarily dismiss the importance of any breed, rare or otherwise, is sheer idiocy. I could go on, but I'll spare you the rhetoric.

Cowboy13, I suspect you are quite young and probably somewhat impatient, as most young people are, but please take the time to look at the links you were provided…you might learn something about why we should care about preserving these breeds. You may not find too many rare breeds in the show ring, but, thankfully, there's a resurgence of interest in raising and using these heritage breeds. Can't remember who said it, but "Extinct is forever."

(I also realize that Cowboy13 may not even read this, but I needed to say it.)

 

[dun]

Thats what I thought. Knew they couldn't be very important.

I find it difficult to believe that anyone would say that. Rare breeds…whether cows, sheep, goats, equine, or poultry…are a part of this country's agricultural heritage; they helped MAKE this nation -- as work animals on farms, as transportation, and as food! And Cowboy13, the livestock you raise and show owes its very existence to some of these heritage breeds and to summarily dismiss the importance of any breed, rare or otherwise, is sheer idiocy. I could go on, but I'll spare you the rhetoric.

Cowboy13, I suspect you are quite young and probably somewhat impatient, as most young people are, but please take the time to look at the links you were provided…you might learn something about why we should care about preserving these breeds. You may not find too many rare breeds in the show ring, but, thankfully, there's a resurgence of interest in raising and using these heritage breeds. Can't remember who said it, but "Extinct is forever."

(I also realize that Cowboy13 may not even read this, but I needed to say it.)

Very well said

dun

 

[Aero]

So what kind of cattle are these? :?:

look like straight up Normandes to me.

 

[ccc]

Maybe Cowboy13 was saying that in regards to TxStateCowboys comment. I smiled when I read it. Sometimes you just feel better when you crack a joke. :lol: