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<blockquote data-quote="Lucky_P" data-source="post: 1247487" data-attributes="member: 12607"><p>Used some traditional red/yellow & white Simmental bulls back in the '80s. Have mostly black cows, some with white faces, some with some chrome on the underline, that have multiple crosses of Angus on top of those Simmental-influenced cows... I know the spotting gene is sliding along, unexpressed, in some of the solid color cows...just like the horn & scur genes... have gotten a few spotty calves and some horns, the last few years, using solid red Shorthorn bulls, some of which are hetero polled.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lucky_P, post: 1247487, member: 12607"] Used some traditional red/yellow & white Simmental bulls back in the '80s. Have mostly black cows, some with white faces, some with some chrome on the underline, that have multiple crosses of Angus on top of those Simmental-influenced cows... I know the spotting gene is sliding along, unexpressed, in some of the solid color cows...just like the horn & scur genes... have gotten a few spotty calves and some horns, the last few years, using solid red Shorthorn bulls, some of which are hetero polled. [/QUOTE]
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