Up here in Northern NY it's almost all black or red Angus in the commercial herds. I know some folks that have Hereford, Charolais and a lot of people with Scotch Highland they use in the really rough and over grown pastures. I don't know what they do with the Highlands after the pasture is fixed because not a single trucker I've spoken to will haul them due to the horns. We used to see a lot of dairy bull calves, Holstein crossed with an Angus bull, but now with most of small dairies gone and sexed semen the diary bull calve market is tightening up. I know one family with Brown Swiss, another with Guernseys, a couple with Jerseys. Used to be some Limousin beefers and Shorthorns, but I haven't seen anything produced in a few years.
I don't know about anyone else, but I get awful tired if seeing nothing but black and white or black cattle! A little color in the mix is nice.
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