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nice portrait, BB
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Thanks Yvette 😀
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So isn’t it a bull, not a cow? Bulls have horns, right? Great photo – love how the birds are hanging out with the cow!
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Oh Shelley should I give a lesson on cattle. Most cattle have horns male and female. Farmers dehorn them to stop damage if they fight or when they are transported to sale yards or other farms. That is a cow in the photo with the birds taking advantage of insects being stirred up. I’ll make a farmer of you yet 😂😂
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Oh, dear, I did not know that! Thanks for educating me. Now I want to go out to our farms and ask a local farmer about their dehorning procedures. Yep, you’ll make a farmer out of me someday! 👩🏻🌾👩🏻🌾👩🏻🌾
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Dehorning isn’t pretty and lots of breeds have the horns bred out. These are called Poll in the breed name ie Poll Hereford Here is a list I found https://beef2live.com/story-list-polled-cattle-breeds-89-106512
There you go farmer Shell 🙂
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Thanks for the educational materials. We do have some of the Angus cows in our area, but mostly the farmers have Guernsey cows. They appear to be hornless too.
https://usacattlegenetics.com/breed-information/guernsey/
Thanks for helping me become a better farmer 😉
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Even the original Guernsey cow had horns
\https://www.worldguernseys.com/history-of-the-guernsey
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Holy cow, wow I’m impressed! I know so little about the cows I’ve seen in fields all my life!
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👍😁
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Here’ lookin’ at you!
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😂
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So is the cow(?) up to its knees in mud or standing in a hole?
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Yeah it’s a cow in a wetland Graham
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What a lovely, pastoral scene!
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Thank you Kerry it’s a lovely place to see farm life and do a bit of bird watching 😀😀
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My husband was on a road trip to the furthest south of Texas and got a great shot of a bull with a cattle egret on his back. Synchronicity at opposite ends of the world!
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That is one of my quests to find birds on the backs of animals. I have a few now. 🙂
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Cool!
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Thanks for the compliment. Monday Portrait isn’t my idea or hosting. I love your fur babies 😀
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Here is my entry for a portrait: https://wordpress.com/post/snailsearch.wordpress.com/3536
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Moody!
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It’s wonderful to have a variety of friends!
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It was so nice to see 😀
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What is the 19 on the cow’s ear? Number 19 out of 100 or Number 19 out of 20????
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Ear tags are a means of registering your stock for identification. The colour also is part of the scheme the number is one of how many stock you own.
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love how it is all bottoms up!
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The whole photo has a lot more 😂
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Nice
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Thank you 🙂
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