10 Rarest Cattle Cow Breeds in the United States
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- Опубликовано: 8 фев 2025
- If you are going to raise something, raise something healthy strong and unique! Thats why we love rare breed cows, especially heritage breed cows. Check out the most rare breeds in the US and how they got so special!
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Such a great video! Thanks for sharing about Dutch Belted cows and using me and my girl in the video! 😄
If we could only establish a few good herds in Kentucky to rebuild our status in the dairy industry with the Dutch Belted, Randall Lineback, Kerry, Milking Devon, and possibly the Norwegian breed known as the Telemark, then things would change for the better.
Great to see cows coming back. Loved the video !!
Thank you for sharing very informative video. Love all cow breeds.
Excellent! I was curious about the Dexters. But that was facinating.
I am very interested in rare breeds… keep these informative videos coming !! Thank you !!
Poor babies. It is in all of our interests to save every one of these special breeds! Genetic diversity is a treasure that simply cannot be lost!!!!
Thank you. I did not know about these breeds, except for the Texas Longhorn.
These are beautiful animals.
I never would have said that the British White cattle are "rare". I just know that a lot of times, their bread with other cattle like Scottish Highlands. I love the video, it's always so cool to learn more about cattle.
Thank you for gathering all this information and showing us variety the all of us viewing probably couldnt find on our own!!!God Bless them you n your family n all your viewers!!! N Jesus to Lead them All Home Later!!!
As one who’s a Christian, I understand that already thank you.
Love cows enjoyed this video ❤
Cows that have no horns must drink more water than those with horns. Therefore, the old practice of dehorning is a waste of time money, labor, and effort in maintaining a good herd.
Oh, ive had my 3 dream herds for years! The black & white duch belted, Randolph & british whites. But sadly it is only a dream. I would add the small piney too.
The numbers about the Texas Longhorns are false at just 800 head. I am a registered Texas Longhorn breeder and there are several thousand registered head today
Lots of Longhorns in E. Texas cheap.
I was glad to see the white park and milking devon on here, and did not realize the galloway was endangered. I saw quite a few when I lived in OR.
We need to get the Telemark breed of cattle of Norway 🇳🇴 preserved because they’re presently down to just 200 or less.
Having a good number of frozen embryos brought here and possibly put into Ayrshire recipients would help in getting it started, and as soon as possible, maybe we could possibly use some Texas Longhorn recipients to allow for the Camargue cattle of southern France 🇫🇷 to establish breeding herds here in the USA 🇺🇸. We need to get Milking Devons established in Kentucky to rebuild our status in the dairy industry, but even the White Park breed needs established herds in Kentucky as well as Florida Crackers and Dutch Belted.
❤❤VIDEO ❤❤great information ❤❤ very informative ❤❤
information here is good to understand where we have evolved from. The one bred not mentioned here is the Full
blood Maine Anjou cattle at least in North America
Maine-Anjou could possibly be used for beef and dairying alike.
Corriente cattle are also used in Rodeo events
Good job on the majority of the lineup.
A lot of these breeds need to get herds established in Kentucky.
However, maybe it’s just a matter of time until the Lincoln Red can get a sizable worldwide population established until maybe the horned factor can be reintroduced into their bloodlines.
While I wouldn't say Belted Galloway are a big herd, they do find their way into onto many beef operations here in Canada for farmers that want variety in their herds.
Too bad that certain breeders in the early part of the 18TH Century in Scotland 🏴, including The Duke of Montrose (archenemy of one Rob Roy MacGregor) began the process of breeding out the horned factor in all Galloway cattle, especially the belted ones. So until the day comes that the Regular and Belted Galloway cattle are at a good enough worldwide population together, then maybe Scotch Highland bulls will be bred to both the Regular and Belted Galloway broodcows to possibly reintroduce the horned factor since The Duke of Montrose and his black Aberdeen-Angus bulls helped to breed out the horned factor from all Galloway cattle in the first place.
I'm not biologist but I'm pretty sure you're not cross breeding those sheep with cattle. Why is that picture even in their? come on!!
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I just ignored it. Not sure why he put the sheep there.
Lmao breed not species, someone messed up huh.
@@druffner3074 A.I. generated video
Why did you use their instead of there? Come on! Mistakes can be made.
Brown Swiss, is a huge dairy breed… very hard to find In the us….
It depends on region you are at there a few dairies of brown Swiss in western New York State
@@bbrisley west coast, the dairies here mostly jersey… you could search to the Dakota down to the Gulf of Mexico and maybe find 10 dairies total that have a few Swiss each
I think there are 2 told in Oregon/Washington
There's wild longhorn cattle in Oklahoma wilderness areas
I wish when the narrator spoke of each breed, he'd state more plainly. Or add text to each breed.
There are a lot of mistakes in this video, particularly talking about one breed when showing pictures of another. Needs an edit by someone who knows something about cattle.
I would love to see breed registry info in the the comments or pinned at the top. Would make it a lot easier to find further info.
What was the 1st bunch of cattle called, they were white with black nose, called white something? Very interested in this line 🐄
I have two WhitePark heifers. Looking for more
To save these breeds of cattle or any other in this day and age. The use of embryo transplants would increase there numbers . . embryo transplanting were you flush a cow of her eggs which could be any number 6 or 8 to any number. then fertilize them and put them in donor cows. These donor cows do not have to be the same breed as the off spring are of the embryo transplant breed. There are no donor cow traits . So in realty one cow and bull could have any number of calves in one year depending on how many eggs the cow has in the flush . . A cow can be flushed every 7-8 weeks as long as embryos are produced. until her stops producing embryos. So the simple math is some thing like this. If she gives 5 eggs times 6 times that is 30 calves per year . this could get the numbers up in some of these breeds.
Crap I know where there's a 100 head of Dutch Belted here in Maine...registered or not they are 100% Dutch Belted
You show dutch belted with galloways
Which country cowbgive more milk.
Cracker Cattle are just Florida Corrientes....same Spaniard Andalusian Stock Bovines.
More or less, an interesting point.
What is a 'hi-fur?''
It is a nice combination of cows . Let let's get it straight the potato famine. It's false and it's leading. It was the English government was 18 warships in 50,000 British soldiers. The extermination of the Irish people selling your foods beef, pork . Ella's not forget the stillary's for alcohol in the Grain used? No, it was the potato Famon
This video has major errors in it; there are a lot more than 800 longhorns here in Texas and Corrientes can be seen in every rodeo (used for steer wrestling/bulldogging, & steer roping). Tons of Dutch Belted here used primarily on hobby farms… very inaccurate video.
Team roping is an event that requires the usage of the Corriente.
A lot of the commercial herds of Dutch Belted were slaughtered in 1987 during the Reagan administration because some political jerks decided that the retail price of milk needed increasing in spite of the fact that a lot of us folks were already in the poorhouse as it was. If Reagan had any real brains, he would have put the 1934 Gold Reserve Act of FDR back on the books as a law.
There are alot of longhorns, but VERY few who are pure bred and who's lineage can be traced. So of the breed able stock there are very few
HMM. Why would the voice doing the audio speak with an English accent, yet not be able to pronounce 'heifer' correctly? It makes a person wonder how reliable any of this information is.
Lmfao yeah my buddy in East Texas has over 1000 Longhorns...your numbers aren't even close to correct
Half the pictures have no connection to the AI generated narration.
They edited it too fast, and probably had to meet a deadline.
@@LindaCooper-i3f What deadline? Nobody is forcing people to post poorly edited, inaccurate videos.
@brianripley8405,
How about possibly inaccurate editing caused by the consumption of liquor?
Isn't he supposed to be saying heifer, not highfer,
British accent, old chap.
I have some white park cattle they dont bring as much money everyone wants black cows angus
I lose 30-50 cents per pound when i sell calves
A 500 lb calf i can lose 250$ per head vs a black angus calf.