Red Brangus?

[CopeMan]

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I found this on the internet, does it look like a Red Brangus?

 

[Ferdinand D Bull]

Not a red brangus, a red X.

 

[Beefy]

i dont see anything.

 

[CopeMan]

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[ga. prime]

Could be Red Brangus, more likely Santa Gertrudis.

 

[Ryan]

Looks more Red Brangus than Gert to me.

 

[Tc]

could be beefmaster

 

[CopeMan]

personally I think it is a red brangus, I thik its head looks like and angus/brangus. Maybe somebody knows who this bulls is?

 

[rgv4]

Where did you get the pic from?

 

[CopeMan]

I f I remeber right I was on MSN and I clicked on images and searched for cattle and it had this picture in there somewhere. If I remember correctly.

 

[Tod Dague]

Are there polled gerts?

 

[dun]

Are there polled gerts?

Yes, we used one AI in 1980. The way things are going there are probably polled longhorns.

dun

 

[Tod Dague]

Ok. I never saw any but figured there are polled everything else.

 

[BC]

I would bet buying the coffee, that it was a Red Brangus.

 

[jerry27150]

looks like red brangus to me & a nice one

 

[SF]

I'd say Red Brangus

 

[SF]

Are there polled gerts?

There sure are.

Here is a ranch that specializes in Polled Gerts

http://www.fiveoaksranch.net

 

[Tod Dague]

Nice site but those bulls need to quit pointing at the ground before they step on their pointer. Do gerts have a breed up program or do they all originate back to the King Ranch?

 

[sidney411]

Looks like our herd bull we just sold - registered red brangus - that's my vote.

 

[SF]

Nice site but those bulls need to quit pointing at the ground before they step on their pointer. Do gerts have a breed up program or do they all originate back to the King Ranch?

According to Santa Gertrudis Breeders International
http://www.santagertrudis.ws/
and other sources I've researched, they do originate back to the King Ranch. I'm not an expert on this subject, and would like to know if there is a breed up program.