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What else can I help you with?
What can be done when a wiki answer is obvious bull crap?
Look deep inside you and you shall find the answer of your heart.
What do a coby pitt bull look like?
What do a coby pitt bull look
Is a bull a male cow?
In a way, but remember male cows don't exist, unless they are male and look like a cow, which is often if you find a "bull" that looks like a cow but has testicles where there should be an udder. Ultimately, bulls are bulls, and are the much more masculine counterpart of the female bovine (the cow).
How much is a tiger stripe pit bull?
That color is called brindle. You have to look for k9s to find about the prices or adopt one.
How do bulldogs look like?
they look like bull
Where can you find wings on gaia online?
You should probably look in the shops. If you can't find any then you should look in the market place
What does Taurus look like?
a bull
What does a ox look like?
It is really a bull and looks exactly like a bull.
What is the red and yellow cape in bull fighting for?
It's to make the bull dudes look sexy
What are bull blinders?
Bull blinders are a harness which is put over a bull's head. They are designed to allow the bull to look through a slot cut into the harnes so they can only look straight down. It still allows the bull to carry on with life, i.e. grazing. These are used to control attitude in the bull. If they can't see you they can't or won't charge you. We can take pictures if needed.
Where can you find bull capitals?
china
What angus bull should you buy to increase your weaning weights?
You should really purchase a bull based on not just on a one-trait selection. You should select a bull based on a bunch of traits that you need to improve on in your cowherd. Higher weaning weights correlate to less calving ease and higher birth weights, so if you have cows that are not suited to give birth to higher BW (birth weight) calves, you're in for a nasty train-wreck. You should try to find a bull that has a lot of growth but is also easy calving and have lower BW numbers in order to achieve higher WW. Don't go to extremes because you could also cause calving issues in your herd, and don't purchase a bull based on just his EPDs alone. EPDs are a tool, but they can be an almighty poor one, especially since they can blind you with their greatness and cause you to not take a second look at the crappy bull with such numbers that should've been a steer in the first place! So really look at the bull's physical characteristics, his dam and sire's numbers and conformation, and base your decisions from there. I've no idea what kind of cows you have, what they look like or what the average BW and WW that you've had with your cow herd so there's no way that I can ever give you any suggestions on what Angus bull is best for you. That's for you to decide, and for you to do your own homework on.
