Dexter Cattle For Sale Discussion Board

Wikipedia. Really? Most of the stuff there is agenda driven slanted to the writer’s stance on the topic. You probably wrote it. LOL. “A breeder in the US”. HA, I do not believe you. Give me the breeders name. I have been on the forefront of fighting to protect the roots of this breed for years, and ...

Kirk, You have plastered that unsupported photo everywhere without any identifying information. I saw another breeder inform you he had seen a video of this calf in a debris filled field where injury was more likely than not and you still are passing off a myth. I can show you a better photo than th...

Are there any with knowledge of "red" cattle that were registered prior to 1970 ( or even thereafter) as red, which are now known to actually have been dun? The dun in America that descends from UK imports in the mid 1950's traces behind the Grinstead herd to Framfield lines, and looks as ...

I would also like to get in touch with Clive ( Taylor?) who posted as Broomcroft with a website of the same title, and was very active on this board and other Dexter groups a few years ago and seems to have left the breed entirely. Is there anyone who still keeps in touch with Clive or knows how to ...

Sometime within the past couple of years there was a Dexter breeder who uses this board and breeds dwarf carrier cattle who posted his statistics regarding percentage of loss in his herd which was less than 1/4 of the mathmatical statistics normally predicted. I would like to contact him or have him...

Jean,

Sending a private message! My email is jamshundred@aol.com

Thanks very, very, much

Judy

The Legacy World Pedigree section has DCS volumes 1-24 and 31-through 45 ( less 1943) entered complete and including Irish ancestors from available herd books. I am seeking to purchase copies or herd books 25 through 30 and 1943 to complete all entries and ancestors. The pedigrees will display with ...

Thanks Louise and Duncan, The first calf registered in DCS with the "Research" herd identifier was in 1935. So they were breeding Dexters for two decades. Isn't it interesting that the only reported research then would be with animals they had crossed and nearly 20 years after they first o...

Easiest way to contact me is by email please

How do I find Tim's Email address?

Judy

From the 1930's into the 1950's Cambridge University had a Dexter herd and registered with the prefix Research. Ownership was listed as the Animal Nutrition Research Institute, and would have been connected to the school of agriculture. Was anything ever published on their research? Is anyone famili...

Louisa, I have a skull for which I am hopefully having postpartum DNA taken from the teeth. I am 99.5 per cent sure I know the animal and have a photo. I wonder if I could impose on you to look at the two and tell me if I am correct that the skull matches the photo? I will send them via email and I ...

As soon as the herdbooks are all uploaded and the so-called "holes" in the pedigrees filled, then someone else will have done the work for you as you seem to want. *I* am not going to make the job easier for you for I owe you nothing and none of your provocation or deceit will tempt me to ...

Kirk, Since we have been engaged in this debate for years. . . your comment is just more of your deceit. You know very well there are Dexters whose pedigrees show full blood status to foundation. Those pedigrees exist in published herdbooks. Eventually, they will exist ONLINE in the Legacy historica...

Thanks for the help!

I have seen several copies of Ted's book for sale recently with varied prices. And some other U.K. Dexter items. Must be a Breeder/owner selling off.