I want this cow!

If you have an extra one on hand, send it to me ASAP. Thx

http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i2...ady/redcow.jpg

Sort of looks like the Highland Cattle of Scotland though I think their coats are much longer and their horns are set a bit flatter. Cute thing though!

I don't know anything about cows but that looks like a yack to me! lol.

I wouldn't mind one either! :D

Isn't a cow with horns a bull? :confused:

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Originally Posted by lenastorms

Isn't a cow with horns a bull? :confused:

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Both sexes of certain species have horns. :gj:

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Originally Posted by python.princess

Both sexes of certain species have horns. :gj:

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Seriously??? :confused: Haha I learned something new today :P

Cattle(domestic breeds) are listed as "naturally polled" if they are born without horns. Most seem to have horns as a natural part of being born a cow. A lot of people dehorn them(called debudding) when they are babies, before the horns begin to grow, for safety of farmers and of the cattle(infighting).
It looks like either a scottish highland(perhaps a young one, or one in summer coat?) or a crossbreed(I don't keep up with all the newer breeds). I would not guess yak, as it doesn't appear to have the heavy forelock fall of coat over the head, and the scottish breed is known for the chestnut coloration.
Just guessing and adding to confusion is,
Wolfy, the fount of useless information.

awww how cute! If I was to get a cow I think I'd like to get a Miniature Texas Longhorn. I've always loved the longhorns, but this way it's in a smaller package. lol

If it goes moo it's a cow!!

I'm a fan, he's red, he's got horns, and he's fuzzy! :love:

Hippy Cow!

Scotty highlands! I watched a show once..lol. I prefer shorthorns( no this does not mean they have short horns...they are naturally polled), maine anjous, and simmentals!

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Originally Posted by wolfy-hound

Cattle(domestic breeds) are listed as "naturally polled" if they are born without horns. Most seem to have horns as a natural part of being born a cow. A lot of people dehorn them(called debudding) when they are babies, before the horns begin to grow, for safety of farmers and of the cattle(infighting).
It looks like either a scottish highland(perhaps a young one, or one in summer coat?) or a crossbreed(I don't keep up with all the newer breeds). I would not guess yak, as it doesn't appear to have the heavy forelock fall of coat over the head, and the scottish breed is known for the chestnut coloration.
Just guessing and adding to confusion is,
Wolfy, the fount of useless information.

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Ohohoh! Another cow person!! I heart cows.:D We will be getting my show heifer dehorned in a few weeks!

You ever smell cows poo? imagine that stuck to a tub! wewwwww!

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Originally Posted by Reediculous

You ever smell cows poo? imagine that stuck to a tub! wewwwww!

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I dont mind the smell of cow poop at all!:D

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Originally Posted by stangs13

I dont mind the smell of cow poop at all!:D

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i know some dogs that eat horse poop, if that means anything

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Originally Posted by Reediculous

i know some dogs that eat horse poop, if that means anything

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I dont like horse poop.:zerb:

Bam!

http://www.v8shorthorns.com/juniors.html

Check these out!

http://www.knezeksimmentalranch.com/champions.html

For comparison.... cple o' pics o hairy coos ( cows ) aka Highland Cattle

http://i99.photobucket.com/albums/l3...ude/cattle.jpg

http://i99.photobucket.com/albums/l3.../Hairycoos.jpg

complete with Scottish scenery ( The Little Big Country )

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Originally Posted by Royal Tartan

For comparison.... cple o' pics o hairy coos ( cows ) aka Highland Cattle

http://i99.photobucket.com/albums/l3...ude/cattle.jpg

http://i99.photobucket.com/albums/l3.../Hairycoos.jpg

complete with Scottish scenery ( The Little Big Country )

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I hope you can stick them in a box and mail em to me, I'll be here all day Monday to sign for them. Thanks. :D

that cow makes me want a cow :D