demonstrating the differences between cow/heifer and bulls/steers

[@johanrunfeldt7174]

You can also train a steer to become a draft animal, and when graduated from that training he becomes an ox. Not often used in Europe and North America anymore, but worldwide oxen are the number one source of agricultural pulling power.

[@DT21T]

Q: How Do Cows Drive Cars? A: They Steer!

[@vuniwaitupou2436]

Thankyou so much, much appreciated from new prospective cattle farmers - Fiji

[@DatBoii2Dizzy]

Thank You for the Great Info

[@BisonClips]

This is an awesome video Jesse!

[@tovarusperkins3955]

Thank you for educating me.

[@karenmcconnell7484]

very well done.

[@aleem333]

Excellent presentation thank you

[@GaryB33]

Good Job

[@kirkusarelius3365]

Ty for the education

[@longfordboy2538]

Well done! Thank you for this

[@imwaytogoodlookingtobeyour1188]

Cool

[@marvinmj7075]

Interesting🤔

[@merisamusemic8421]

Thank you so much for the info. I love animals and I remember playing with a Heather as a child at my great grandmothers farm. However I never knew the difference between a cow and a heifer. Can you tell me, when your heifer communicates and does she do so loudly and does she sound like an adult cow or more like a calf? Please post A video of her mowing. I wish I could come to your place and pet Cory.

[@layzy24]

Which ones get sold and which ones don't? Why? And when they do get sold, is it so they can breed again or for human consumption? How much do they sell for? I saw a video of some guy selling his cow for $500,000 at an auction.

[@peaceandlove5214]

How do you deal the danger of bulls?

[@imwaytogoodlookingtobeyour1188]

So a bull is basically a cow but a male

[@ahmedhamdy2213]

What is the difference between steers and x steers ?

[@RollieFingers681]

why no horns?

[@jayro792]

Can someone tell me what the species of animal they are sense I been calling them cows all my life. I know its not bovines cos thats the species group and I know its not cattle because thats a group of them together. What are they?

[@michaelanderson7715]

PhD zoologist here; You're confused! However, you are CORRECT in calling them cows; - 'cow' is an accepted noun referring to ALL cattle, REGARDLESS of age, sex etc. It can be used as a synonym for cattle. Another valid usage is obviously an adult female cattle* - note also the above sentence* "Another valid usage is obviously an adult female cattle*" cattle is singular and plural, so 'an adult female cattle' is grammatically correct ------ - bovine is indeed the taxonomic grouping for cattle and all wild counterparts (buffalo, gaur, bison etc.) as well as antelopes - The species name (common name) IS cattle. Cattle is plural and singular, so not only a group. - the species name (scientific name) is Bos taurus; cattle - then within cattle there are many breeds, these are Hereford cattle - note that breeds only occur in domesticated animals

[@jayro792]

@@michaelanderson7715 thank you for your wonderful and elaborate explanation. Really appreciate it. Glad to know I was calling them the correct name to begin with

[@michaelanderson7715]

@@jayro792 👍

[@alistairproductions]

What's an ox

[@ChicagoGus94]

LMAO @ 1:47

[@nancymeehan3691]

😊

[@Ficktao]

I am getting seasick watching your video.

[@sureshmane9297]

please tell me one thing what is the difference between a cow beef and bull beef

[@connieryan6677]

there isnt its the same

[@johnnycage6132]

@@connieryan6677 Not true you can taste a difference it's gamy.

[@aaronclark1599]

Bull and Steer Beef is what we all eat, very seldom do they use Cow beef unless she does not calve or produce milk and then they are usually sold for beef.

[@DDES5150]

I really wanted to watch your video for info but you move your camera so much it’s annoying and hurts my eyes. I wish you’ll improve your camera skills.

[@denniswise1460]

So steers are eunuchs.

[@russ1376]

what is this steers and queers people say mean