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OT, but what's the breeding of the calf in your icon?
British White.
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OT, but what's the breeding of the calf in your icon?
British White.
She's beautiful, but what is she?
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OT, but what's the breeding of the calf in your icon?
British White.
AH! I was hoping that was the answer. Pretty, pretty calf. Glad someone in the US is raising them.
OT, but what's the breeding of the calf in your icon?
British White.
AH! I was hoping that was the answer. Pretty, pretty calf. Glad someone in the US is raising them.
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British White.
AH! I was hoping that was the answer. Pretty, pretty calf. Glad someone in the US is raising them.
There's someone nearby that raises them, but I don't. The sale barn pays the most for solid black steers. Anything with spots is heavily discounted (and spots is dominant as far as crossbreeding goes). Otherwise I would have a few, just cause they're so pretty.
One of these days I'm gonna get around to changing my avatar pic to one of my own animals. Back when I first joined BYC I didn't know how to upload pics from my camera to my computer so I picked this adorable pic off of the internet...
British White.
AH! I was hoping that was the answer. Pretty, pretty calf. Glad someone in the US is raising them.
There's someone nearby that raises them, but I don't. The sale barn pays the most for solid black steers. Anything with spots is heavily discounted (and spots is dominant as far as crossbreeding goes). Otherwise I would have a few, just cause they're so pretty.
One of these days I'm gonna get around to changing my avatar pic to one of my own animals. Back when I first joined BYC I didn't know how to upload pics from my camera to my computer so I picked this adorable pic off of the internet...
hamburg!
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AH! I was hoping that was the answer. Pretty, pretty calf. Glad someone in the US is raising them.
There's someone nearby that raises them, but I don't. The sale barn pays the most for solid black steers. Anything with spots is heavily discounted (and spots is dominant as far as crossbreeding goes). Otherwise I would have a few, just cause they're so pretty.
One of these days I'm gonna get around to changing my avatar pic to one of my own animals. Back when I first joined BYC I didn't know how to upload pics from my camera to my computer so I picked this adorable pic off of the internet...
I just bought a shorthorn bull to save my red herd because otherwise we breed to black. Funny thing though: last year's black bull threw everything from red and white patterned to black, but only about 15% black. I think there's a shortage of real Angus bulls out there after all the "Black Angus Beef" branding.
AH! I was hoping that was the answer. Pretty, pretty calf. Glad someone in the US is raising them.
There's someone nearby that raises them, but I don't. The sale barn pays the most for solid black steers. Anything with spots is heavily discounted (and spots is dominant as far as crossbreeding goes). Otherwise I would have a few, just cause they're so pretty.
One of these days I'm gonna get around to changing my avatar pic to one of my own animals. Back when I first joined BYC I didn't know how to upload pics from my camera to my computer so I picked this adorable pic off of the internet...
I just bought a shorthorn bull to save my red herd because otherwise we breed to black. Funny thing though: last year's black bull threw everything from red and white patterned to black, but only about 15% black. I think there's a shortage of real Angus bulls out there after all the "Black Angus Beef" branding.
wow she looks so much like my mix breed chick!!
I was going to say campine, but seems like the general opinion is a Hamburg?
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Gold Pencilled Hamburgs and Golden Campines are very alike, but this bird has a rose comb, hence Hamburg; Campines have single combs.
Gold Pencilled Hamburgs and Golden Campines are very alike, but this bird has a rose comb, hence Hamburg; Campines have single combs.
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Gold Pencilled Hamburgs and Golden Campines are very alike, but this bird has a rose comb, hence Hamburg; Campines have single combs.
Thankyou! I learn something new everyday here!
Gold Pencilled Hamburgs and Golden Campines are very alike, but this bird has a rose comb, hence Hamburg; Campines have single combs.
Thankyou! I learn something new everyday here!
yup... hamburg... but I'm always late to the party.
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