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<blockquote data-quote="cowgirl8" data-source="post: 1136042" data-attributes="member: 22072"><p>I see, but if they are getting docked at the sale barn its because thats how longhorn crosses come out. I've never seen the char marked like that, but that doesnt mean i think a char cant be. I'm just saying that if you get that particular marking and wonder why you get docked, its because its a red flag there could be longhorn in the mix. Where i live it sale barn 101. And it could be that way down the line, considering the size of char calves, that possibly they picked that up from longhorns being used as heifer bulls. My calf is marked way more than we expected. Breed her to an angus and she may have a solid black. Breed that calf, boom, skunk tail.. 5, 6 generation of solid, you still get them. Its taken 40 years to get it out of our herd from roping calves way back in the early 70s. Where i live, longhorns were used a lot as heifer bulls years ago and you see it in almost every commercial herd still dotted around. But, this is new to me and i did learn.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cowgirl8, post: 1136042, member: 22072"] I see, but if they are getting docked at the sale barn its because thats how longhorn crosses come out. I've never seen the char marked like that, but that doesnt mean i think a char cant be. I'm just saying that if you get that particular marking and wonder why you get docked, its because its a red flag there could be longhorn in the mix. Where i live it sale barn 101. And it could be that way down the line, considering the size of char calves, that possibly they picked that up from longhorns being used as heifer bulls. My calf is marked way more than we expected. Breed her to an angus and she may have a solid black. Breed that calf, boom, skunk tail.. 5, 6 generation of solid, you still get them. Its taken 40 years to get it out of our herd from roping calves way back in the early 70s. Where i live, longhorns were used a lot as heifer bulls years ago and you see it in almost every commercial herd still dotted around. But, this is new to me and i did learn. [/QUOTE]
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