Dexter Cattle For Sale Discussion Board

I am hoping you are going to find you like dun after all. There is ‘dun’ and ‘dun’. I have seen animals described as ‘dun’ that I didn’t like at all, usually pale and washed out, and the result of a gene carried on from some distant outcross in the past. True dun which is a deep vibrant colour, I l...

I hope I am not too late Chris. Firstly we all owe you a big thank you for the site, which is recognised world wide as being one of the best, which is why we get the very interesting contributions from abroad. For the novice Dexter owner who needs help, it provides an excellent quick response As an...

I hope I am not too late Chris. Firstly we all owe you a big thank you for the site, which is recognised world wide as being one of the best, which is why we get the very interesting contributions from abroad. For the novice Dexter owner who needs help, it provides an excellent quick response As an...

When you take two Dexters out of their universe that they have always known, it is understandable that they want to make for home, and an environment and friends they know. They cannot appreciate the consequences of distance or mileage involved. I have always said of a Dexter, ‘if you stick it on t...

When you take two Dexters out of their universe that they have always known, it is understandable that they want to make for home, and an environment and friends they know. They cannot appreciate the consequences of distance or mileage involved. I have always said of a Dexter, ‘if you stick it on t...

I have managed to put this reply under the wrong subject, am not very computer literate, here it is again. Perhaps I should have signed it ‘Woodmagic’, my reply came out in the March edition, and two more responses were published in the April copy. I would love to have been a fly on the editor’s of...

I have managed to put this reply under the wrong subject, am not very computer literate, here it is again. Perhaps I should have signed it ‘Woodmagic’, my reply came out in the March edition, and two more responses were published in the April copy. I would love to have been a fly on the editor’s of...

Perhaps I should have signed it ‘Woodmagic’, my reply came out in the March edition, and two more responses were published in the April copy. I would love to have been a fly on the editor’s office wall, during that month. I suspect we shall not find unfavourable material on the Dexter for a while. ...

Perhaps I should have signed it ‘Woodmagic’, my reply came out in the March edition, and two more responses were published in the April copy. I would love to have been a fly on the editor’s office wall, during that month. I suspect we shall not find unfavourable material on the Dexter for a while. ...

Perhaps I should have signed it ‘Woodmagic’, my reply came out in the March edition, and two more responses were published in the April copy. I would love to have been a fly on the editor’s office wall, during that month. I suspect we shall not find unfavourable material on the Dexter for a while. ...

Perhaps I should have signed it ‘Woodmagic’, my reply came out in the March edition, and two more responses were published in the April copy. I would love to have been a fly on the editor’s office wall, during that month. I suspect we shall not find unfavourable material on the Dexter for a while. ...

My reference to withers height has clouded the issue. For many years, measurements were always taken at the withers, fairly recently this was changed to pin measurement. I still tend to think in ‘old money’, and it makes a big difference. A bull, with a rump measurement of 44”, is likely to be arou...

My reference to withers height has clouded the issue. For many years, measurements were always taken at the withers, fairly recently this was changed to pin measurement. I still tend to think in ‘old money’, and it makes a big difference. A bull, with a rump measurement of 44”, is likely to be arou...

You have run into the problem, which is always a danger with the short leg, particularly the first calving. The heifer is reduced in size, through the effect of the bulldog gene, but if her calf does not inherit the bulldog gene, it will grow to match the true size of the dam, too big for the heife...

You have run into the problem, which is always a danger with the short leg, particularly the first calving. The heifer is reduced in size, through the effect of the bulldog gene, but if her calf does not inherit the bulldog gene, it will grow to match the true size of the dam, too big for the heife...