mrvictordomino":3o1z8cck said:
highgrit":nr4z7e4j said:mrvictordomino":nr4z7e4j said:
No sir, it's out of a sim-angus heifer. And it's the only spotted calf we've had so far.
it takes two animals with spotting gene to produce a spotted calf.JHH":3663c2eh said:highgrit":3663c2eh said:mrvictordomino":3663c2eh said:Your spotted calf out of a Hereford cow?
No sir, it's out of a sim-angus heifer. And it's the only spotted calf we've had so far.
Simi coming out. Its cross bred so wouldn't worry to much
Define "spotted".Muddy":3r4jx56j said:it takes two animals with spotting gene to produce a spotted calf.
Yeah, if spotted means any white, wouldnt that be just about every breed? Even our pure blood angus cant take the spots off a longhorn, but then again, some angus can have white on their udders so does that mean they are spotted?M.Magis":2fwm9nwz said:Define "spotted".Muddy":2fwm9nwz said:it takes two animals with spotting gene to produce a spotted calf.
Longhorn chrome is completely different gene, Linda.cowgirl8":2l4utj8h said:Yeah, if spotted means any white, wouldnt that be just about every breed? Even our pure blood angus cant take the spots off a longhorn, but then again, some angus can have white on their udders so does that mean they are spotted?M.Magis":2l4utj8h said:Define "spotted".Muddy":2l4utj8h said:it takes two animals with spotting gene to produce a spotted calf.
Didn't you see the pic of spotted calf that highgirt posted?M.Magis":1jm825dc said:Define "spotted".Muddy":1jm825dc said:it takes two animals with spotting gene to produce a spotted calf.