Native breeds photographs

[Dave6170]

Who's the big boy? smashing heifer hows she bred?

Hes from instack aberdeen angus, their stock bull is his sire. The heifer is from an ordinary commercial cow, sire is our other instack bull whos a rawburn lord ross son.

 

[west coast angus]

Hes from instack aberdeen angus, their stock bull is his sire. The heifer is from an ordinary commercial cow, sire is our other instack bull whos a rawburn lord ross son.

We had a Lord Ross son for 3 years, left cracking looking cattle that sold really well!! but as his daughters have come into the herd it has become clear they are very poor cows, was told to stay clear of the myostatin gene carrying bulls, for this reason!

 

[Dave6170]

We had a Lord Ross son for 3 years, left cracking looking cattle that sold really well!! but as his daughters have come into the herd it has become clear they are very poor cows, was told to stay clear of the myostatin gene carrying bulls, for this reason!

I was just talking about him last night with my mate and we thought the heifers were too good to keep for cows! If that makes sense?! Hes bloody lame on a back leg now vet out this morning. Hes only been out 6 days!

 

[njatkinson1]

Amazing sunset last night followed by non stop rain all day today! Typical Lake District..

 

[Philip Watkins]

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Amazing sunset last night followed by non stop rain all day today! Typical Lake District..

That first pic is stunning.

 

[JP1]

Stonehouse Dotterel off to her new home at Clifton with Anne Bell. Anne is once again breeding Riggit Galloways

Dam is Clifton Red Beauty, herself sired by Clifton Dougal out of the Matriarch Clifton Hawthorn. A well shaped, well bred heifer

 

[Sweepa]

Droimeann Cow (not mine). Wonder what the population of the breed is at, surely it must be very low.

 

[topground]

Droimeann Cow (not mine). Wonder what the population of the breed is at, surely it must be very low.

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@Sweepa Do you know if these are being bred in Northern Ireland or Eire and what they are being registered as on CTS or the Eire equivalent?
Interested because I am involved in recreating the Sheeted Somerset breed and I have had a battle with DEFRA to have a breed code added to CTS. It now appears as LVSP LV Somerset Project on the passports. It would be useful to compare notes with breeders to overcome the bureaucracy that has crept nto cattle breeding since passports were introduced making it difficult to create a new breed and have it recognised by the system.

 

[topground]

A recently weaned Sheeted Somerset Steer to follow on from my earlier post.

 

[JP1]

Irish Moiled Cattle Society photographic competition : scenic category

 

[JP1]

Irish Moiled Cattle Society photographic competition results: Senior bull

 

[JP1]

Irish Moiled Cattle Society photographic competition results: Junior bull

 

[JP1]

Irish Moiled Cattle Society photographic competition results: Bull calf

 

[JP1]

Irish Moiled Cattle Society photographic competition results: Senior cow

 

[JP1]

Irish Moiled Cattle Society photographic competition results: Junior cow

 

[JP1]

Irish Moiled Cattle Society photographic competition results: Maiden / in-calf heifer

 

[JP1]

Irish Moiled Cattle Society photographic competition results: Young heifer

 

[JP1]

Irish Moiled Cattle Society photographic competition results: Heifer calf

 

[JP1]

@NewlandFarm 's Muckle Moos on Exmoor

 

[Old Tip]

Shall we have an Irish Moiled stock judging competition @JP1 ?