For me the most beautiful cattle are the primitive breeds like the hungarian grey, with a more natural body: long legs, strong neck, wide head, long horns. They're usually very hardy and strong and also produce tastier and healthier meat and milk, even if they aren't as productive as modern breeds.
Some Irish breeds of cattle you may not know due to their rarity include the Droimeann, a bred similar to Irish Moiled but are horned. Its name comes from the irish words Droim Fhionn which means White Back. Bó Riabhach (meaning brindle cow) is a breed which is critically endangered with only 20 females remaining The Kerry Cow is one of the oldest breeds of cattle in Europe. They are very close relatives of the first cattle ever brought to Ireland. Other Irish breeds I am sure you are already aware of include Irish Moiled and Dexter
Cows are beautiful and unique, I wish people knew how amazing these creatures are. They come in so many different shapes, sizes, and colors. Plus they are so kind
Thank you. A lovely film. Cows and their different temperaments are so underrated and it is so good that people now understand that it is worth saving and cherishing these old breeds.
Jerseys can be very vey sweet in their dispositions! A pretty common breed in the USA, my favorite kind of cow. However, Holsteins. are by far the most common milk breed in the US.
I really enjoy watching your videos, from chickens, roosters and now cattle.... really nice well created videos, and your English is just fine.. keep up the good work...
Thank you Robert your English narration is beautiful, thank you so much for making these amazing videos which are educating me! I also think the British white are the most beautiful😀 A small tip flock is a group of birds and herd is a group of mammals. Your love for animals really shows in the videos!
Raised an orphan Texas Longhorn heifer once. Just loved that little girl and she knew it. She kept breaking out of her pasture to sleep on the front porch. Finally one day she snuck in the house. What a mess she made. Next day she became a Texas No Horn. Finally, she was given an old house doublewide trailer to call home. She was finally happy. Never did convince her she was a cow.
Thats such a wonderful story! I wish I can see Texas Longhorns in their homecountry once... They are amazing cattle!!! Thank you very much and all the best wishes from Austria!!!
Any animal treated with respect and love will respond in amazing ways. Longhorns as a general rule are very wild and dangerous. I never get tired of the incredible coloration though. Come to the USA anytime and bring a couple Austrian Bantams!
Your English is just fine, with all the different accents here in America You'd fit right in. Have you ever seen 'Beefalo Cattle' (when living in Tennessee a close neighbor raised both Bison and Beefalo) they're a hybrid between a Bison Buffalo and a larger breed cattle, often a big Hereford but not always. They have high protein, lower fat meat with a milder temperament than a Bison (raising Bison is a lesson in patience trying to keep them penned up).
As a child spending my summers on my Grandparents farm in Kentucky we raised Angus (our soil here in KY. is very poor clay but due to the Karst Limestone just underneath our grass is very nutritious, high in calcium), we were the original "Organic" cattle farmers even though we didn't know what that word meant, they ate natural grass in Summer, natural Hay in winter with only occasional home grown (no herbicides/insecticides, no artificial fertilizers) grain to add nutrients and keep them fit through the cold months. Only time they got antibiotics was if they got some illness that mandated them to get healthy then no more, which was rare.
#7 is have a very similar breeds here in my place, I love agriculture integrated with livestocks..like cattles ang goats..thanks for your informative videos..
Vielen Dank Robert Höck! Sehr gut gemacht, aber mich wunderts dass es die Pinzgauer nicht unter die ersten 10 geschaffen hatt ! Bist Du vom Bezirk Kitzbūhel ? ( der Sprache nach) I bin a Kirchdorfer, schon seit 50 jahren in Toronto Canada. Grūsse Martin
This world ate these cute animals and no one think about them and ours faith we worship them becouse they gives us all essential things of life from milk to fuel
You are forgotting 3 famous cow breed in Pakistan no1 sahiwal its a fat cow no2 sibbi whose hight reaches to 8 to 12 feet and thar which has long horns
Thanks Robert for your video. I wish you had shown the English Longhorn cattle among your choices as they are also stunningly beautiful and the oldest registered breed of cattle in the world.
Hello and thank you. Yes English Longhorns are wonderful. But with the Highland and the White Park I already have two british cattle breeds in the ranking which do have long horns!!! So a third would be to much! Because diversity is als important for a good Ranking. Greetings and All the best wishes from Austria
I like a lot your channel, unfortunately I cannot understand german Language so I'm restricted to watch just the english spoken videos, but I'm sure that even the Others videos of yours are very interesting, good job!!! Just to say, I own 6 Roman Tufted geese, but they are just 1 month old so I'd like to know more about them, thanks
Oh they are beautiful! Love the Roman Tufted... Thank you very much.... I will look forward for producing mor english videos in future! All the best wishes and greetings from Austria!!! :-D
Special breeds you might want to include are the Australian breed the brangus a cross between the angus and the Brahman they are a perfect hot climate cow
in here we have mostly Angus, i guess. But we have breeds from all over the world in smaller numbers. its a shame that i live in Sydney and dont get enough chance to see the animals. anyways in this series i liked ur choice, especially the number one (one from England).
Thank you very much! Must look great... So do the Hereford bulls give their white head to the cross-calfs? Thank you and all the best wishes from Austria
i raise zebu cattle, the smallest breed in the world. thinking about crossing them with jersey. but after your video, i want 2 of everything. and a bigger farm.
Hello... Do not think, I'm not a fan of indian cattle breeds...I really know they are beautifull... but unfortunally I havent got the money for visiting India... so with my low Budget I only can film and show cattle which are close to Austria. Maby you make an Indian version by yourself sometime? Thank you and best greetings from Autria...
No, Im sorry thats not possible for me because I do not have enough money for filming in Africa or Asia. Its not so easy makinf videos about animals which are sadly not popular for most people. But if I would have the chance I would do it.
Robert, thank you for making this lovely informative video. Very obvious, the first cows shown, the Belgium Blues are genetically modified which is very gross. This is done to use less cows per acre of land because as you say, their known for their 'double muscle production' meaning more meat. Messing around with the dna as these mad scientist and greedy, ignorant corporations do is very sad. We see cows with such huge udders they are in pain, can't barely walk and get mastitis and such regularly. So they live on antibiotics, pain relievers. Animals so stiff from huge unnatural muscles getting arthritis and such. Some cruel people say well, they'll be slaughtered anyway who cares. Every human should care. In the states there is a huge movement underway for natural, organic, nonsteroid, and non-genetically modified foods, whether animal or plant. We pray this is the way every farmer finds best. The harm these degenerate so called farms do is appalling. Your such an informative person, I hope with your work and information, you can get the word out on why genetically altering species is so wrong.
Thank you very much for this great und well written comment! I really did show the Belgian Blue in this ranking because I wantet to use the chance to make people see, that cows in our days are not the same animals than cows back in the days. People will watch the video because the want to see beautiful cows, but they should also learn about the truth... and I am so happy in this hours when I can watch our tyrolean grey cattle on the mountain meadows grazing between flowers, keeping their calfs and have a wonderful summertime.... while thousands of other cattle are suffering... its so sad... but every animal which has a better life is so important!
For me the most beautiful cattle are the primitive breeds like the hungarian grey, with a more natural body: long legs, strong neck, wide head, long horns. They're usually very hardy and strong and also produce tastier and healthier meat and milk, even if they aren't as productive as modern breeds.
Some Irish breeds of cattle you may not know due to their rarity include the Droimeann, a bred similar to Irish Moiled but are horned. Its name comes from the irish words Droim Fhionn which means White Back.
Bó Riabhach (meaning brindle cow) is a breed which is critically endangered with only 20 females remaining
The Kerry Cow is one of the oldest breeds of cattle in Europe. They are very close relatives of the first cattle ever brought to Ireland.
Other Irish breeds I am sure you are already aware of include Irish Moiled and Dexter
Cows are beautiful and unique, I wish people knew how amazing these creatures are. They come in so many different shapes, sizes, and colors. Plus they are so kind
I enjoyed it. I love cows ❤️
nicely done, thanks!
Thank you. A lovely film. Cows and their different temperaments are so underrated and it is so good that people now understand that it is worth saving and cherishing these old breeds.
Jerseys can be very vey sweet in their dispositions! A pretty common breed in the USA, my favorite kind of cow. However, Holsteins. are by far the most common milk breed in the US.
love your videos so great thank you
Thank you so much! Greetings from Austria
Your English is very good. Thank you for your film.
Nice to know someone else has just as much of a passion about all different types of cattle! Loved the video
I really enjoy watching your videos, from chickens, roosters and now cattle.... really nice well created videos, and your English is just fine.. keep up the good work...
excellent video
American Milking Devon is my favorite. How Devon became American is still a mystery to me, but it's the more traditional since it isn't polled.
I love cattle I grew up with them
Thank you Robert., you have simplified my work today
Thank you Robert your English narration is beautiful, thank you so much for making these amazing videos which are educating me!
I also think the British white are the most beautiful😀
A small tip flock is a group of birds and herd is a group of mammals.
Your love for animals really shows in the videos!
Thank you so much! Greetings from Austria! :-D
Raised an orphan Texas Longhorn heifer once. Just loved that little girl and she knew it. She kept breaking out of her pasture to sleep on the front porch. Finally one day she snuck in the house. What a mess she made. Next day she became a Texas No Horn. Finally, she was given an old house doublewide trailer to call home. She was finally happy. Never did convince her she was a cow.
Thats such a wonderful story! I wish I can see Texas Longhorns in their homecountry once... They are amazing cattle!!! Thank you very much and all the best wishes from Austria!!!
Any animal treated with respect and love will respond in amazing ways. Longhorns as a general rule are very wild and dangerous. I never get tired of the incredible coloration though. Come to the USA anytime and bring a couple Austrian Bantams!
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Your English is just fine, with all the different accents here in America You'd fit right in. Have you ever seen 'Beefalo Cattle' (when living in Tennessee a close neighbor raised both Bison and Beefalo) they're a hybrid between a Bison Buffalo and a larger breed cattle, often a big Hereford but not always. They have high protein, lower fat meat with a milder temperament than a Bison (raising Bison is a lesson in patience trying to keep them penned up).
As a child spending my summers on my Grandparents farm in Kentucky we raised Angus (our soil here in KY. is very poor clay but due to the Karst Limestone just underneath our grass is very nutritious, high in calcium), we were the original "Organic" cattle farmers even though we didn't know what that word meant, they ate natural grass in Summer, natural Hay in winter with only occasional home grown (no herbicides/insecticides, no artificial fertilizers) grain to add nutrients and keep them fit through the cold months. Only time they got antibiotics was if they got some illness that mandated them to get healthy then no more, which was rare.
thank you for your video it did show some beautiful cows. however i feel you have not seen beautiful african breeds like nguni and ankole.
beautifully done..very knowledgeable. ..a d your english is fine❤...truly enjoyed yhe video..but then..i love farm animals.
#7 is have a very similar breeds here in my place, I love agriculture integrated with livestocks..like cattles ang goats..thanks for your informative videos..
Thats very interesting! Whats the name of this breed? greetings from Austria!!!
Robert Höck Hi... All we have natives..and Brahmans.. also our warm greetings from Philippines....
Excellent Robert. I hope you will do more of these in English. Thank you.
Vielen Dank Robert Höck! Sehr gut gemacht, aber mich wunderts dass es die Pinzgauer nicht unter die ersten 10 geschaffen hatt ! Bist Du vom Bezirk Kitzbūhel ? ( der Sprache nach) I bin a Kirchdorfer, schon seit 50 jahren in Toronto Canada. Grūsse Martin
This world ate these cute animals and no one think about them and ours faith we worship them becouse they gives us all essential things of life from milk to fuel
You are forgotting 3 famous cow breed in Pakistan no1 sahiwal its a fat cow no2 sibbi whose hight reaches to 8 to 12 feet and thar which has long horns
Thanks Robert for your video. I wish you had shown the English Longhorn cattle among your choices as they are also stunningly beautiful and the oldest registered breed of cattle in the world.
Hello and thank you. Yes English Longhorns are wonderful. But with the Highland and the White Park I already have two british cattle breeds in the ranking which do have long horns!!! So a third would be to much! Because diversity is als important for a good Ranking. Greetings and All the best wishes from Austria
I like a lot your channel, unfortunately I cannot understand german Language so I'm restricted to watch just the english spoken videos, but I'm sure that even the Others videos of yours are very interesting, good job!!! Just to say, I own 6 Roman Tufted geese, but they are just 1 month old so I'd like to know more about them, thanks
Oh they are beautiful! Love the Roman Tufted... Thank you very much.... I will look forward for producing mor english videos in future! All the best wishes and greetings from Austria!!! :-D
Thank you Robert I'm happy with this video.
Thank you and greetings from Austria :-)
Special breeds you might want to include are the Australian breed the brangus a cross between the angus and the Brahman they are a perfect hot climate cow
Actually brangus is not an auatralian breed
like your beautiful Austrian accent :) as much as this video. greetings from Australia.
Thank you very much! Do you have old cattle breeds in Australia too? Greetings from Austria to Australia!
in here we have mostly Angus, i guess. But we have breeds from all over the world in smaller numbers. its a shame that
i live in Sydney and dont get enough chance to see the animals. anyways in this series i liked ur choice, especially the number one (one from England).
Your English is beyond fine! Thank you so much for your videos, they are so wholesome and make me so happy. I LOVE your videos! They cheer me up c:
Thank you very much for your kind response! Greetings and all the best wishes from Austria :-D
Robert Hock is a FUCKING LEGEND! Love these cow rankings bro.
I had a friend who had a herd of belted Galloway herd of cows and a Hereford bull these calves really looked like pandas
Thank you very much! Must look great... So do the Hereford bulls give their white head to the cross-calfs? Thank you and all the best wishes from Austria
Thank You.
I agree with you. I would have chosen the White Parks also.
ein tolles Video =) wünsch dir einen schönen Abend
Your English is great
i raise zebu cattle, the smallest breed in the world. thinking about crossing them with jersey. but after your video, i want 2 of everything. and a bigger farm.
Thank you Robert. Guten tag.
German... very nice! Dankeschön! Greetings from Austria
Your English is quite good to me.
I bet you can even speak good english during the rest of the video.
Ones you seen tharparkar, kankrej ,gir cow breeds your forgot all of these breed in beuty
we have white park cattle . but u can keep those horns! !!
i love the way he says certain words like dual or animals. He speaks better english than most americans.
Cholistani nukra
If you want to see most beautiful cow breed so search kankrej and ongole cow breed from india
Omg! You're very handsome, and I love your English accent.
Robert Höck, yes, I'm 100% sure. If one day you decide to visit Florida, you're welcome to stay at my place.
indian sahiwal breed luks grt
well done, very interesting
you should also take a look on Indian cattle breeds...
Hello... Do not think, I'm not a fan of indian cattle breeds...I really know they are beautifull... but unfortunally I havent got the money for visiting India... so with my low Budget I only can film and show cattle which are close to Austria. Maby you make an Indian version by yourself sometime? Thank you and best greetings from Autria...
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W.O.W.
I love ur accent
Thank you! greetings from Austria
Greetings from Kentucky, USA
What the Heck are Heck Cattle? Lol. 😁
Do you have a plan to make a video including breeds that are Non-European like Africans and Asians?
No, Im sorry thats not possible for me because I do not have enough money for filming in Africa or Asia. Its not so easy makinf videos about animals which are sadly not popular for most people. But if I would have the chance I would do it.
Search nukra breed pakistan
Visit in Pakistan
I can understand you. :) 99.5% European and .5% North African. I guess it comes with the territory of my DNA. :)
Robert, thank you for making this lovely informative video. Very obvious, the first cows shown, the Belgium Blues are genetically modified which is very gross. This is done to use less cows per acre of land because as you say, their known for their 'double muscle production' meaning more meat. Messing around with the dna as these mad scientist and greedy, ignorant corporations do is very sad. We see cows with such huge udders they are in pain, can't barely walk and get mastitis and such regularly. So they live on antibiotics, pain relievers. Animals so stiff from huge unnatural muscles getting arthritis and such. Some cruel people say well, they'll be slaughtered anyway who cares. Every human should care. In the states there is a huge movement underway for natural, organic, nonsteroid, and non-genetically modified foods, whether animal or plant. We pray this is the way every farmer finds best. The harm these degenerate so called farms do is appalling. Your such an informative person, I hope with your work and information, you can get the word out on why genetically altering species is so wrong.
Thank you very much for this great und well written comment! I really did show the Belgian Blue in this ranking because I wantet to use the chance to make people see, that cows in our days are not the same animals than cows back in the days. People will watch the video because the want to see beautiful cows, but they should also learn about the truth... and I am so happy in this hours when I can watch our tyrolean grey cattle on the mountain meadows grazing between flowers, keeping their calfs and have a wonderful summertime.... while thousands of other cattle are suffering... its so sad... but every animal which has a better life is so important!
False. They were selectively bred for a mutation that causes double mucles.
LoL