Since when were Beefmaster Black& White?

Kingfisher":2m9qdvtc said:
http://austin.craigslist.org/grd/3208650132.html

When I took over some of my Dad's beefmaster cows years ago, I put a black homo polled Limo bull on em and got some calves that looked like those.
 
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One of my Beefmaster breeder clients, 20+ years ago, had a black purebred cow in his herd; don't recall if she was 'U' classified or not, but she was one of his best.
Have seen some photos recently of a black Beefmaster bull with virtually no sheath or leather.
 
Lucky_P":2pt8j70v said:
One of my Beefmaster breeder clients, 20+ years ago, had a black purebred cow in his herd; don't recall if she was 'U' classified or not, but she was one of his best.
Have seen some photos recently of a black Beefmaster bull with virtually no sheath or leather.
is this bull at a stud service? like to see him....
 
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AC,
I can't find it right now - seems like he may have been a son of 'Soul Man'(or, maybe himself) - and there were rumors - and a lawsuit - alleging that Soul Man was half Angus, rather than pb Beefmaster. Not sure what the final disposition on that case was.
The photo I saw - you'd have never said "Beefmaster"; black Charolais, maybe, but nothing, at least from the quartering-away angle it was shot, to suggest any Brahman influence.
 
dun":2wekmhhl said:
Maybe they used black herefords
:D
They come all sorts of ways it seems.
This heifer was coal black/white at birth, but has begun to turn charcoal. Dam was brindle BM, sire was BM--looks a lot like the young bull below.
Both out of the same BM bull.
I don't know much about the genetics beyond that. Wish I had de-horned her, but didn't have a working chute when I got her--bred now to a big ol Charlais/BM cross bull.

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I thought he might make a good lookin bull, but that narrow rear end don't look so promising.
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i have a lot of black and white beefmaster calves. and several black beefmaster cows. most of my black calves right now are coming from a red and white paint bull! but his momma was a black beefmaster. my neighbor bought some pretty impressive black beefmaster bulls last year and i'm going with him this year when he goes to look for one for me. i have never chased black, but i'm not against black either, and i have to admit i like what ive seen. i am also probably going to hold back a white beefmaster bull calf this year to grow out.
 
an excerpt:

" Since I began writing this article I have been informed that one of the original Brahman bulls used to produce the Beefmaster breed was black. Mr. Lasater also reportedly said that some black calves were periodically produced in his herd but that they were not kept as replacements. "

http://www.wildoaksfarms.com/BlackBeefm ... edThem.htm
 

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