I think this will make you smile

65284 · #21 08/16/07, 10:08 AM

Hi Donna,

Thanks, for the kind words. That post wasn't meant for you it was directed at Dan.

Dexter_Cattle · #22 08/16/07, 01:14 PM

Donna,

It is too bad that you don't have that at the end of the video too, to get the word out about Dexters in addition to the Jersey's.

Great Video!
Thanks
Dan

Dexter_Cattle · #23 08/16/07, 01:17 PM

Hi Buford,

That is great!, especially if that is what you are breeding for. I have stock with and without those bulls, I like both of them. I just hope as Dexter breeders we can all work together promoting the breed instead of tearing down one anothers bloodlines though. (No, I am not saying you did or do) but I think there is room in the Dexter breed for everyone.

Talk to you soon!
Dan

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Originally Posted by 65284

Not Donna but I'll answer that question darn quick. Absolutely NOT a cross. He's out of a cow with excellent bloodlines: B&H Autumn Surprise #6796 by Shucks Red Dandy #7393 one of the best looking Dexter bulls I have ever seen!! And neither dam nor sire, or any other Dexter I own, has one drop of Outlaw, Platinum, or Notting blood, a fact I am very proud of. Granted he's not a great looking animal, that's why he was culled and sold as a meat animal.

Dexter_Cattle · #24 08/16/07, 01:19 PM

I am very partial to Dun Dexters! Out of our herd of about 55 or so, I would say probably 20 are dun. I also really like Red, we have about 7 or 8 of those and the rest are black. Black are great too, my preference is dun and red though.

Dan

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Originally Posted by Donna from Mo

I don't know anything about Dexters, but it was your dun-colored ones that most impressed me. Lovely little cows.