cause they are chilly, silly!aloha
LOL- You're the one that's silly..lol
Hmmm....Perhaps they've just been branded or microchipped or had hysterectomies(??) and those are bandages?Or are they bras? There *are* cow bras but I've only seen the kind with straps.Maybe they were playing football and that's how they knew who was on which team?Ok I'm out of ideas.I'd love to know.
LMAO <---- Susan? Ok, maybe you're right about one of them.. LOL
Maybe the farmer's worried they will catch swine flu?
OK Va, I think you came up with the anwser!! LOL
Belted Galloway (known by breeders as Belties, and also affectionately known as “Oreo Cattle” by everyone else) are generally black (but occasionally red or dun) with a complete white belt, like an Ace© bandage wrapped around their middle. Belted cattle like these are in some areas known as “sheeted” or “canvassed.”Their origin is English.Interesting lot aren't they ?Josephine
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cause they are chilly, silly!
aloha
LOL- You're the one that's silly..lol
Hmmm....
Perhaps they've just been branded or microchipped or had hysterectomies(??) and those are bandages?
Or are they bras? There *are* cow bras but I've only seen the kind with straps.
Maybe they were playing football and that's how they knew who was on which team?
Ok I'm out of ideas.
I'd love to know.
LMAO <---- Susan? Ok, maybe you're right about one of them.. LOL
Maybe the farmer's worried they will catch swine flu?
OK Va, I think you came up with the anwser!! LOL
Belted Galloway (known by breeders as Belties, and also affectionately known as “Oreo Cattle” by everyone else) are generally black (but occasionally red or dun) with a complete white belt, like an Ace© bandage wrapped around their middle. Belted cattle like these are in some areas known as “sheeted” or “canvassed.”
Their origin is English.
Interesting lot aren't they ?
Josephine
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