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<blockquote data-quote="Rustler9" data-source="post: 925663" data-attributes="member: 440"><p>You should get mostly solid colors from your Simmental/Longhorn cross. Should be a good cross and they'll bring as much as the other black or red generic calves or at least they would around here. I have a question for you people who are paying $1600 for your commercial cows. How many calves will you have to sell to pay for her and also how long will she get to stay in your herd? The Longhorn momma cow will produce calves twice as long as most British and Continentals. Everybody that I know who runs these say they have to send em to the grinder at about ten years old. My Longhorn cows are still working way up in their teens.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rustler9, post: 925663, member: 440"] You should get mostly solid colors from your Simmental/Longhorn cross. Should be a good cross and they'll bring as much as the other black or red generic calves or at least they would around here. I have a question for you people who are paying $1600 for your commercial cows. How many calves will you have to sell to pay for her and also how long will she get to stay in your herd? The Longhorn momma cow will produce calves twice as long as most British and Continentals. Everybody that I know who runs these say they have to send em to the grinder at about ten years old. My Longhorn cows are still working way up in their teens. [/QUOTE]
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