Posted by JayinNY on December 08, 2015 at 19:48:34 from (166.137.12.20):
My friend raises beef cows, he went from Herefords, to highlanders, angus and now Charolais? I don't know why he got into the Charolais, He bought a-year-old bull for $3500. Anyway he took two Highlanders 2 charolais an 1 Angus to the auction today that place was busy a line of trucks and trailers, we waited an hour to unload. What is so special about angus meat? If you raised a Hereford and an angus the same way could you tell the differance in the taste of the meat? Around here people love black, been that way for years, and most angus are nasty. Also what's good about Charolais vs angus? Me I like my Herefords! Lol. I just get a kick out of the fact people are so hung up on angus. Iv had Herford beef in my freezer and it was fine to eat I thought.
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