Because many of the ranchers wanted to keep their herds purebred. It's not that crossbreeding is bad in itself, it's just that ranchers having a purebred herd didn't want any "surprises" come spring, or have any trouble with calving cows.
No. As long as the hay is not too moldy, it won't hurt cattle in any way.
You do that you'll wind up in a lot of trouble, especially if you get caught or get found out. Consequences for setting cattle free can be just as bad as cattle rustling.
They cannot be penned up, like cattle can be. That's why buffalo can't be raised like cattle.
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Helios's cattle. which was bad because Odysseus knew they weren't supposed to cause they would die.
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If it's truly symbiotic, no, by definition.
This all depends on who you're asking this to. Some will say that Herefords can be the most calmest breed but have some of the most nastiest cattle out there. I hear more complaints about bad temperament in Chianina, Limousin, Charolais, and Brahman cattle. Angus and Red Angus cattle can have some wicked cattle too. The nasties depend on environment, how they were raised, and genetics.
It is not bad at all. Normal range is 12-15.
It can range from how bad it is so the worse it is the worse it hurts.