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I don't know about the angry partDo you get much meat off of an angry kind of dual-purposed cow?

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I don't know about the angry partDo you get much meat off of an angry kind of dual-purposed cow?
Are you gonna keep her yourself or sell it?I don't know about the angry partbut hopefully! Dexter beef is apparently a treat.
We would keep it.Are you gonna keep her yourself or sell it?
he looks tasty! would make a good burger@ColtHandorf I'm sorry he's out of focus but look how much his horns have grown View attachment 3307885
Hims wittle nubbins! Too wet to do it now, but I used to love sitting down and letting them lay their head in my lap and loving on them. My cow growing up would dump her calves with me as a baby sitter.@ColtHandorf I'm sorry he's out of focus but look how much his horns have grown View attachment 3307885
Ah okay awesome!!!We would keep it.![]()
Aw, that's sweet.Hims wittle nubbins! Too wet to do it now, but I used to love sitting down and letting them lay their head in my lap and loving on them. My cow growing up would dump her calves with me as a baby sitter.
Awe! All my boys did that too. They used to like suckling on my shirt. Drove me nuts. lol They'd stretch it out so bad. She was always super sneaky the first week or so. She's hide them where you'd never find them if you didn't get to them right after she calved to tell what sex they were. The suspense would kill me, so I'd check her every day. Usually she didn't have a chance to hide it. But once the first week or so was over she'd bring the calf to me and go take care of her business. She was a good mom. First cow to calve every spring and then she'd steal the last calf of the summer and raise it too.Aw, that's sweet.
He's a nice boy, too. Comes galloping across the field when he sees me coming.