summer cattle pic

JD2ACWD · Jan 28, 2010

a little warmer back then,

JayinNY · Jan 28, 2010

Nice pic JD, Are those Scottish Highland?

JD2ACWD · Jan 28, 2010

sure are, got a few crossbreds in there too.

730 virgil · Jan 28, 2010

are your highlands registered? do the highlands give the non-horned cattle any problems?
i a have a few of them and love em

JD2ACWD · Jan 28, 2010

730 virgil,some are registered and some are bred to herefords,they get along just fine with the non-horned,been raising the highlanders for about 10 years now,they are all big babies nice and gentle even (SHEP) the bid old bull.

730 virgil · Jan 28, 2010

i know what you're saying i just sold my old bull he must have weighted 1800 lbs. all that guy did was eat, breed cows and raise heck with steel bale feeders. he would flip them upside down and then sleep in the hay.

JayinNY · Jan 28, 2010

I have read that they can thrive in very cold weather and eat all sorts of things, brush poor hay ect. But how do they taste? Are you raising them for beef?

BlaineF · Jan 28, 2010

Nice looking critters are they good eating.Just got back from Longhorn BBQ and open forum an there is some large horned cattle kinda funny.Thanks for the pics

JD2ACWD · Jan 28, 2010

they taste about the same as other cattle,but are much leaner,and they will eat just about anything,I have some old moldy rained on hay that they eat before the good hay,and when the wind blows and its snowing and down right miserable out they just stand out in it like its nothing,they are an awesome animal.

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