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Neither of them are in great body condition. Not quite as bad as they might look first off. They're a different type of cow than we're used to seeing in the U
by msrenee 4y ago
Neither of them are in great body condition. Not quite as bad as they might look first off. They're a different type of cow than we're used to seeing in the US and much of Europe. The hips are always a little more sunk in than in beef cattle and maybe more than most milk cattle.
- msrenee 4y agoSorry, the hips are always a lot more sunk in than say, an Angus cow. Not just a little bit. It's a pretty startling difference if you grew up in beef country. They've got a hind end more like your standard US and UK milk breeds. Edit: The ones in the picture are in the indicus group/category/I don't know what the current technical term is. Angus, Jersy, Holstein, etc would be in the taurus group/ect.