Re: the old west is still here if you know where to look

Posted by RN on May 22, 2008 at 07:55:33 from (69.130.247.25):

In Reply to: the old west is still here if you know where to look posted by ericlb on May 21, 2008 at 20:07:26:

Longhorn and Scotch Ox/Longhairs survivors for rough conditions- ancestors learned to eat almost anything just to survive. Longhorn breed was crossed 100 years back with English breeds for range cattle that had a bit of fat and could still survive western range. Current gene pool may have a bit of mix yet- but is used for some crossbreeding studies and the basic critter makes a cheap brush clearer that can be barbecued later. A few yoke broke teams supposed to be used in parades- might consider them for plow ox if fuel gets higher. Early Beefalo crosses were Longhorn cows and young bull Buffaloes and noted in 1880s. RN

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