JHH
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What happens if you cross a longhorn cow to a HH bull I know you still get the horns but does that make the horns not grow as long? Just a stupid question.JHH
What happens if you cross a longhorn cow to a HH bull I know you still get the horns but does that make the horns not grow as long?
CommercialCattleManTN":sfktxssw said:So if I use a homozygous black and homozygous polled salers bull on her the calf should be black and shouldnt they also be polled since it is homozygous polled? I dont mind the calf having horns I just dont want like 34 inch horns or anything extreme.
J&T Farm":am73ar4g said:Tuesday at Conway sale barn they sold an entire herd of long horns about 50 head between 2 and old, 3 stage bred to open, and pairs with long horn calves 150-200 lbs and they all brought $200 up to maybe $425 for everything. If I wasnt a poor farmer Id have brought some home with me.
CommercialCattleManTN":2eqi8lyo said:Even on a homozygous black bull?
Beefy":1gt11as9 said:why not get a shorthorn?
docgraybull":1778q6en said:Beefy":1778q6en said:why not get a shorthorn?
Could a Longhorn crossed with a Shorthorn create a new composite known as a Mediumhorn? :roll:
MikeC":ovo8jyuo said:Only if a Shorthorns horns are really short horns and not just short compared to Longhorns horns.
MikeC":2yes03qc said:Only if a Shorthorns horns are really short horns and not just short compared to Longhorns horns.
docgraybull":kglqcp5n said:MikeC":kglqcp5n said:Only if a Shorthorns horns are really short horns and not just short compared to Longhorns horns.
Yeah but, what if the Longhorn's horns were really long horns and not just long compared to the Shorthorn's horns?