What breed is this? Hereford and ?

[chester1977]

What would be your best guess as the breed of this heifer?very pale under shoulders.

Thanks in advance.

 

[chester1977]

40 looks and no love

has very short hair compared to hereford.

Help a working man out.

 

[ALACOWMAN]

what breeds are popular in your area,,, whatever the other half is, it was lucky the hereford came along

 

[chippie]

or it could be a Heinz 57 with the Hereford coloring being predominate.

 

[Jovid]

Looks more like Simmental than Hereford

 

[3waycross]

Looks to me like a red whitefaced Noassatal. They also come in homozygous black.

 

[JHH]

Looks to me like a red whitefaced Noassatal. They also come in homozygous black.

I think you are right.

 

[Aaron]

Looks like Hereford x Charolais. We used to have a number of those crosses and that is about as dark a hue of yellow as they get. That being said, I'd say it's at least 3/4 or more Hereford.

 

[Caustic Burno]

Looks to me like a red whitefaced Noassatal. They also come in homozygous black.

Now that is funny no dam funny but so true. :clap:

 

[Jeanne - Simme Valley]

Looks more like Simmental than Hereford

Ouch! I hope not!!
The "color" makes you think Hfd x Charo - but either she is really really thin or where did the muscle go with that cross? or even Simm x - no muscle??
red whitefaced Noassatal - new breed - I love it.

 

[Jovid]

Looks more like Simmental than Hereford

Ouch! I hope not!!
The "color" makes you think Hfd x Charo - but either she is really really thin or where did the muscle go with that cross? or even Simm x - no muscle??
red whitefaced Noassatal - new breed - I love it.

Could be Simmental.....check out the picture of the Simmental heifer in the link below

http://www.cattlepages.com/photos/photo ... =Simmental

 

[Kingfisher]

Beefmaster

 

[Alan]

40 looks and no love

has very short hair compared to hereford.

Help a working man out.

Welcome to the board Chester, by now you know that there are enough smart$$ folk on the board to ruin your point. I won't venture a guess to the cross other than Hereford, I just wanted to say welcome to the board.

To others, here is a newbie with 4 posts coming to ask what seems to be a honest question about a possible cross. Not what the a$$ looks like, 4 post. This stuff has always rub me the wrong way! No class at all and not funny.

Alan

 

[3waycross]

40 looks and no love

has very short hair compared to hereford.

Help a working man out.

Welcome to the board Chester, by now you know that there are enough smart$$ folk on the board to ruin your point. I won't venture a guess to the cross other than Hereford, I just wanted to say welcome to the board.

To others, here is a newbie with 4 posts coming to ask what seems to be a honest question about a possible cross. Not what the a$$ looks like, 4 post. This stuff has always rub me the wrong way! No class at all and not funny.

Alan

Well Alan since you decided to take me to the woodshed I guess I will ask you how much more you contributed to the thread than I did. You stated the obvious and apologized for other folks behaviour which is frankly none of YOUR business.
I WAS trying to be funny(and succeeded) even if you don't thnk so. I also gave him as much CREDIBLE information as anyone else here including you. HEREFORD influence. Wow, now there's a real stretch. :tiphat:

BTW to the OP welcome to Cattle Today, home of hundreds of real fine folks, a few ole soreheads,and a few busybodies. YOU, may feel free to decide who is who. :welcome:

 

[Julian]

First of all that animal appears to have been undernourished. I am guessing he is a polled Hereford (or a lot of it in his ancestry) but have not been accessible to many groceries of adequate quality for him to look healthy. My vote: more a product of his environment than his breeding. Then again, as my good friend says, "What do I know?" Hard to tell from just one picture and my crystal ball is sometimes murky.

 

[dun]

The best I can guess is not homozygous black Angus

 

[ALACOWMAN]

First of all that animal appears to have been undernourished. I am guessing he is a polled Hereford (or a lot of it in his ancestry) but have not been accessible to many groceries of adequate quality for him to look healthy. My vote: more a product of his environment than his breeding. Then again, as my good friend says, "What do I know?" Hard to tell from just one picture and my crystal ball is sometimes murky.

must be one of those above average murky days for you. he's a heifer

 

[Julian]

A heifer that looks like a steer that has had a hard life.

 

[ALACOWMAN]

she looks to be the slow maturing hard keeping type

 

[Lon]

40 looks and no love

has very short hair compared to hereford.

Help a working man out.

Welcome to the board Chester, by now you know that there are enough smart$$ folk on the board to ruin your point. I won't venture a guess to the cross other than Hereford, I just wanted to say welcome to the board.

To others, here is a newbie with 4 posts coming to ask what seems to be a honest question about a possible cross. Not what the a$$ looks like, 4 post. This stuff has always rub me the wrong way! No class at all and not funny.

Alan

well i got a kick out of the comment and i am sure he can tell that it was a joke specially when other poeple said things along the line of new breed and :lol2: :lol2: . but i guess thats me. maybe i just dont personally get chapped easy enough.