What is a young male ox called?

Answer 1

A Calf

Answer 2

Generally, calves. A single "young cattle" is called a calf.

Calves are called calves from birth until weaning. Past weaning, they are generally known as "weaners" or weaned calves. Some producers continue calling these young cattle calves even after weaning, but the term is dropped once they approach a year of age, be they short (8 to 10 months old) or long (13 to 16 moths old) yearlings.

More specifically, they can also be called bull calves if they are intact young male bovines, steer calves if they're castrated young males, or heifer calves which are young female calves.

Answer 3

A young sheep is called a lamb, lambkins or cosset (a hand raised lamb).

Answer 4

A young ox is called a stot or calf. He can also be called a 'working steer'.

Answer 5

A young ox. Oxen are male, as they are pretty much steers with horns that have been trained to pull carts and wagons.

Answer 6

the name for a young mare is a FILLY. a young stallion is a COLT but both when young are foals a mare under 4 years is a filly and a stallion under 4 years is a colt.

Answer 7

A young male ox is called a bullock.

Answer 8

A colt

Answer 9

calf.

Answer 10

Cub