Polled red friesian bull for sale

[Jdunn55]

After a couple of genomic tests I'm unfortunately no closer to finding out who his sire is so he's unfortunately for sale. He's not pedigree due to not knowing his sire, he will be pure friesian of some sort and by a stock bull who wasn't genomically tested (I bought his dam incalf)

I've had 4 or so calves from him and all have been polled

His dam was classified BFE91 (3E) and did a total of 8 lactations

Would suit someone who's not pedigree looking for a stock bull for cows or heifers.

hopefully someone can make use of him, wouldnt be looking for a fortune for him

 

[More to life]

After a couple of genomic tests I'm unfortunately no closer to finding out who his sire is so he's unfortunately for sale. He's not pedigree due to not knowing his sire, he will be pure friesian of some sort and by a stock bull who wasn't genomically tested (I bought his dam incalf)

I've had 4 or so calves from him and all have been polled

His dam was classified BFE91 (3E) and did a total of 8 lactations

Would suit someone who's not pedigree looking for a stock bull for cows or heifers.

hopefully someone can make use of him, wouldnt be looking for a fortune for him
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He's fit to kill just saying.

 

[Jdunn55]

He's fit to kill just saying.

Yes that's where he'll end up if no one wants him, just thought someone might like him to breed from since he's a bit different being red and polled from a good cow

 

[spin cycle]

lovely looking animal... back as straight as a ruler

 

[happycows]

Any pictures of dam? How old is he?
Give us a clue on ££

 

[Jdunn55]

Any pictures of dam? How old is he?
Give us a clue on ££

I'd like £2,000 ideally, he's coming up to 3 and I'll find some photos of his dam, unfortunately lost her shortly after calving this year on her 9th calving after a difficult set of twins

 

[Holsteinfriesian90]

I'd like £2,000 ideally, he's coming up to 3 and I'll find some photos of his dam, unfortunately lost her shortly after calving this year on her 9th calving after a difficult set of twins

Have you got any idea who he might be by? You would think a genomic would pick it up.

 

[Jdunn55]

Have you got any idea who he might be by? You would think a genomic would pick it up.

Yes but they weren't genomically tested so can't prove it. They were registered before HUK changed it so that all males need genomic tests before being able to be registered

 

[Jdunn55]

Any pictures of dam? How old is he?
Give us a clue on ££

This was her 8th calving and 10th calf overall (2 sets of twins prior)

 

[celtis man]

I bet he is from inch Benny Red , he has the same markings as some of my young cows from him.

 

[DairyNerd]

After a couple of genomic tests I'm unfortunately no closer to finding out who his sire is so he's unfortunately for sale. He's not pedigree due to not knowing his sire, he will be pure friesian of some sort and by a stock bull who wasn't genomically tested (I bought his dam incalf)

I've had 4 or so calves from him and all have been polled

His dam was classified BFE91 (3E) and did a total of 8 lactations

Would suit someone who's not pedigree looking for a stock bull for cows or heifers.

hopefully someone can make use of him, wouldnt be looking for a fortune for him
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He looks fantastic, credit to you.

 

[som farmer]

He's fit to kill just saying.

sent a hfrd bull on, yesterday, broke his dick, when fighting with another bull, who lifted a gate off, to get to him.

635kg, £1150.

so useful cheque if you can't sell him, shame to go down that route though,

 

[borderterribles]

He looks a lovely young bull who will do a good job for someone. I hope that you can sell him for breeding . Best of luck with your cows today, too.