Doug Thorson
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Thanks for the pics. I heard Dad mention several times about banded buelingos but I never saw one. It kept coming back to the banded galloway, so I was almost wondering if there was such a thing as buelingos.
My few but mighty Buelingos
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John SD
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Grassfarmer said:RSL said:Nice cattle. and here I thought they were 2/3 Angus 1/2 Char...
Math not your strong point RSL? :wink: :lol: :lol:
GF, these happened to be extremely large frame cattle. :wink:
Grassfarmer said:RSL said:Nice cattle. and here I thought they were 2/3 Angus 1/2 Char...
Math not your strong point RSL? :wink: :lol: :lol:
typppinnnngg IS MY TRue Wekaness! :lol:
Although since I have cows and want to make money my math skills may be suspect as well...
They do look like good cattle, not just 'fun' ones. They would have to be good with those breeds involved, especially the Highlander.
Does anyone know anything about 'Panda' cattle? I think they are like the Buelingo's, but have white circles around the eyes. Saw a website for them somewhere once and forgot where it is. I know someone who really wants one of them and think she plans to go look at them this spring.......probably was somewhere in the nw USA.
What about a breed of Longhorn/Highlander dominance? Is there such? Those have my favorite traits.
mrj
Does anyone know anything about 'Panda' cattle? I think they are like the Buelingo's, but have white circles around the eyes. Saw a website for them somewhere once and forgot where it is. I know someone who really wants one of them and think she plans to go look at them this spring.......probably was somewhere in the nw USA.
What about a breed of Longhorn/Highlander dominance? Is there such? Those have my favorite traits.
mrj
starvin'dog
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Had a neighbor up the road that ran a pretty good sized buelingo cross herd for years. Looked like pretty functional cattle but I have no idea how he marketed them.
I was in the stands at a pretty hot bred cow sale when a string of his came in. The auctioneer anounced " these girls are bred bue....lingo" and the crowd went silent. Finally a grisly old cowby spoke up, "did he say buffalo?".
He was a good $200 off sale average.
I was in the stands at a pretty hot bred cow sale when a string of his came in. The auctioneer anounced " these girls are bred bue....lingo" and the crowd went silent. Finally a grisly old cowby spoke up, "did he say buffalo?".
He was a good $200 off sale average.
WyomingRancher
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mrj said:
Yes, no doubt they look like good cattle, but would be "fun" ones in my case since I'm sure the buyer would sort them off in the fall. I guess it depends how you market them :wink:
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