Friesianfan
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I thought I would start an alternative thread to the Holstein bull thread. What are people's best Bulls? Mine would be Black Isle glen albyn and tittenser hylke.
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No I've never used any Quentin. Too closely related to the rest of my herd. Have you got any?Have you got any Quentin milking at the moment
No I've never used any Quentin. Too closely related to the rest of my herd. Have you got any?
Forty years ago where I worked at weekends while still at school, he was calving heifers by a bull called Saham Grey Glide, don't think I've ever seen anything to match those, if I could have a wish come true, I'd have a herd of them.
You should try the modern British friesian. I think you would be pleasantly surprised!The last Friesian cows we had circa 1995 were by pettril magnet I think that was the prefix . They were by far the best I can remember fantastic cows . lesmay superstar killed the breed of here ,so I crossed over to the dark side to find some milk .
was it the Marside herd that was lost with foot & mouth? those bulls bred tough milky stock near me n a big pedigree herd. Marside performer rings a bell.I thought I would start an alternative thread to the Holstein bull thread. What are people's best Bulls? Mine would be Black Isle glen albyn and tittenser hylke.
Yes that's right marshsidewas it the Marside herd that was lost with foot & mouth? those bulls bred tough milky stock near me n a big pedigree herd. Marside performer rings a bell.
We're milking Quentins tidy heifers nice and quiet.Yes, Quentin - very good too, and Tarquin.
Umpire are ok-ish but think they have less cell count and less mastitis than other but poor fert.
Got lots of heifer from Tex, Harris, Hilton, Quentin coming into the herd next autumn.
I have actually just bought one, a very good bull off another TFF member.You should try the modern British friesian. I think you would be pleasantly surprised!