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I've got 2 passports here for 2 steers born on the same day and have the same sire eartag.
One passport says Aberdeen Angus X but the beast looks Jersey.
The other passport says Belted Galloway X. The beast looks Galloway without the belt.
How can they have the same sire but different breeds. Do people just look at the calf and put down whichever breed is most favourable out of the cross?
I'm not convinced the previous keeper was all that up together with paperwork. Trying to trace the sire and dams details on BCMS online doesn't help, their breeds aren't listed.
I'm new to this so sorry if its a daft question
One passport says Aberdeen Angus X but the beast looks Jersey.
The other passport says Belted Galloway X. The beast looks Galloway without the belt.
How can they have the same sire but different breeds. Do people just look at the calf and put down whichever breed is most favourable out of the cross?
I'm not convinced the previous keeper was all that up together with paperwork. Trying to trace the sire and dams details on BCMS online doesn't help, their breeds aren't listed.
I'm new to this so sorry if its a daft question