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here's a place for western books. pretty cool. prob top ten bookstores i've seen. https://www.buckinghambooks.com/topic/cowboys-ranching-cattle-range/?page=6&sort_order=title a couple others of interest https://argonautbookshop.com/ this one is in San Francisco CA...

found this pic of friesian. i would call the rear end typical of the ones I saw, including the red and white ones. they also had a little more spring to rib/volume

I have the ad pic for the poly Cumberland cow. I think she sold for $19,000. I made a leather carving of her for one of the professors that was managing the herds back then. She was extremely cool.

Ohlde was involved earlier w the dividend bull I think. He couldn’t get him in the herd book for a while, got exasperated. Offspring went to cal poly, came back and his son made jazz etc. Saw quite a few of those cattle

talks about deerpark bulls that were imported way back when, around early 80's they came over earlier

i led mr beefy in a halter a few times. he had a cool son, 034. but he got rid of him, both nice bulls. tim was teasing me saying, go ahead, put the halter on, i was like saying to myself, he's a big bull, he's got his head down, got the kubrick eyes going on, and tim was just laughing. he took...

the best person to ask is tim ohlde. he bred fullblood black and white, and red and white fullbloods. made amerifax from them. my favorite were the red and whites. just seemed thicker, more uniform. i wish they were still around somewhere, but they are probably gone:( maybe there are some in...

not sure who could have made them catch on more than ohlde.

ohlde probably still has semen and would love to get rid of it. he had blacks, reds, black and whites and red and whites. the red and whites were my favorite. his angus II's are called that because they go back to his amerifax efforts. i have an old semen catalog, but there are no color...

i have a pic of black gold, but it's not very good. anyone have a really good pic of him?

maybe make something like draft pick without the PHA but retain the thickness without it. Maybe without cunia as well. it would tough.

double muscling is a genetic dead end. maine's in france are testing to allow getting rid of it. surprised Piedmontese aren't popular there.

it's why pot pies/sheperd pies are popular? couldn't find too much info on what a high end steak is in england

and this bull https://abri.une.edu.au/online/cgi-bin/i4.dll?1=20352036&2=2420&3=56&5=2B3C2B3C3A&6=59245C5B2624232722&9=505F595A instead of making midas' sire a double dabla with one being deeper in the pedigre, above animals allow a double dabla in the same spot with two different...

so yeah, double dabla, but then that's what midas is (at least on top of pedigree) and other bulls.

mate to bulls like this.

hence, cows like this, and flush to old horned bulls. rinse repeat with offspring, then polled polled bulls, submit dna to 150k test and offset cunia in the data base for diversity of markers and association with traits like source of dystocia, carcass traits, performance traits. epds not...

Polling has a couple bad effects. Weaker hips/rear end, tubular structure and relaxed prepuce. Polled herefords went through this.

I’ll bet there is less than 50 horned parentage verified fullbloods in the Canadian association without polling in their background. These types of animals almost no longer exist in American association.