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Old 11/18/08, 04:26 PM
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Sharing my Highlands

Hi, I usually do not post on this forum but wanted to share my Highlands with you.

I do read this forum all the time. I hope to be over here more.


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Old 11/18/08, 04:54 PM
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nice lookin cattle you have
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How long do their horns get? I saw some go through the sale ring once and they had horns like a longhorn. How are their disposition?
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Old 11/18/08, 06:44 PM
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Thank you Pyrobear.

Allen, my cattle are only 18 months old. I am not sure exactly how long they get. Mine are all female. The female horns go upwards and the males go downward. I will breed them in about 5 - 6 months.

My cattle are very good. They follow me around and they just love bread. Give them bread and they will follow anywhere.

I haven"t had any problems out of mine and they seem to get along well with other animals
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Old 11/18/08, 08:18 PM
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nice lookin animals, not all males horns grow downwards my bulls turned up and so did his sire, watch yourself around the highlands after they calve there realy protective.
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Oh, they're beautiful! I am sooo jealous...
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Old 11/19/08, 09:05 AM
 
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The ones that I had seen go through the sale were pretty rank to handle. They hadn't been handled, I think they had been for looks or somebodys project got out of hand.
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Old 11/19/08, 02:54 PM
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Thank you Pyrobear.

Allen, my cattle are only 18 months old. I am not sure exactly how long they get. Mine are all female. The female horns go upwards and the males go downward. I will breed them in about 5 - 6 months.

My cattle are very good. They follow me around and they just love bread. Give them bread and they will follow anywhere.

I haven"t had any problems out of mine and they seem to get along well with other animals
the horns keep groing till the cattle die , the longest i have seen was 5 foot long and she was 29 years old with a caff by her side
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Old 11/19/08, 09:43 PM
 
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So does anybody keep a trophy steer like the longhorn breeders do?
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